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This Fallen Fruits nesting box is designed for the Wren to seek shelter. Beautifully crafted from Pine timber, it is the perfect decorative item for the garden.
The Fallen Fruits Wooden Acorn Bird House makes a lovely home for wild birds.
This adorable nest box has been designed to resemble an acorn and crafted from responsibly sourced Pine wood with a waterproof PVC roof. This functional and decorative bird house will bring a touch of autumnal decor to your outdoor space.
Its sturdy timber structure guarantees endurance and weather resistance, and its natural finish blends in perfectly with any outdoor setting, providing wild birds with a safe and comfortable place to rest, shelter and build their nests.
This beautiful acorn Fallen Fruits next box features a 32mm entrance hole designed to attract Wrens and other wild bird species.
The nest box can be opened from the top by unscrewing the acorn PVC lid, allowing for easy access for cleaning. Keeping the nest box clean will attract birds looking for shelter during colder winter months.
The Fallen Fruits wooden acorn bird house is easy to install with the silver hook which is provided to the rear. You can hang the nest box on a wall, tree or fence to enjoy frequent visits to your garden.
Product Details
- Brand: Fallen Fruits
- Attracts wild birds: Wrens & many more
- Dimensions: 24.8cm H x 13.5cm W x 13.5cm D (approximately)
Good to Know
- Contemporary acorn nest box
- Features a 32mm entrance hole
- Crafted from sustainably sourced timber
- Nesting box opens from the top (secured by screw top)
- Features a single drainage hole to keep it dry and moisture free
- Easy to hang on tree, wall or fence
- Safe place for birds to shelter and raise their young
Care Instructions
- Nest boxes are best put up during Autumn
- Do not disturb the nesting box once occupied
- Recommended that you clean our your nesting box after September
- Safely locate the nest box away from predators, ideally at a height of 2-4m from the ground
- Face the box in a North or East direction to avoid strong sunlight, heavy rain and winds
- Do not locate the nest box near feeding sites
