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navigate by keyword : two hand painted housewren nest boxes summer garden colorful house wren boxa box spelled nestbox man made enclosure animals frequently utilized birds case birdhouses birdbox bird mammals bats nestboxes roosting populations species untreated wood overhanging sloped roof recessed floor drainage ventilation holes access interior monitoring cleaning outside perches predators entrance hole open fronted highly decorated complex mimicking houses structures diameter opening strong influence small large adult adaptation

House Wren singing loudly at nestbox in springtime Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren sits at entrance to nestbox Royalty Free Stock Photo
House wren building nest in nestbox Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren exiting nestbox after bringing in twigs Royalty Free Stock Photo
Two Hand-Painted House wren Nest Boxes in the Summer Garden Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren on Birdhouse Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren Singing Next to Birdhouse Royalty Free Stock Photo
Two Hand-Painted House wren Nest Boxes in the Summer Garden
Ural Owl (Strix uralensis) flying in a forest near Reci Nature Reserve Royalty Free Stock Photo
Nest box on a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren Singing Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren Singing by Birdhouse Royalty Free Stock Photo
An Ural Owl sits on a stick at the edge of forest Royalty Free Stock Photo
House Wren Bringing Food to Birdhouse Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ural Owl (Strix uralensis) in forest, Brasov, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo
Two colorful, hand-painted nest boxes in our summer garden. Nest BoxA nest box, also spelled nestbox, is a man-made enclosure provided for animals to nest in. Nest boxes are most frequently utilized for birds, in which case they are also called birdhouses or a birdbox bird box, but some mammals such as bats may also use them. Placing nestboxes or roosting boxes may also be used to help maintain populations of particular species in an area. Nest boxes should be made from untreated wood with an overhanging, sloped roof, a recessed floor, drainage and ventilation holes, a way to access the interior for monitoring and cleaning, and have no outside perches which could assist predators. Boxes may either have an entrance hole or be open-fronted. Some nest boxes can be highly decorated and complex, sometimes mimicking human houses or other structures.The diameter of the opening in a nest-box has a very strong influence on the species of birds that will use the box. Many small birds select boxes with a hole only just large enough for an adult bird to pass through. This may be an adaptation to prevent other birds from raiding it.


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