Found 17 product(s) for BIRDHOUSES (1-12 of 17)

BIRDHOUSES
	Bluebird Trail Box Same functionality as our standard Eastern Bluebird House, but a "no frills" variety without the pretty features that don't impress the birds. For those who want to put up an extensive bluebird trail at a reasonable price. PRICE: $16.67
	Downy Woodpecker House America's smallest woodpecker species, the Downy is a backyard favorite. The friendly little birds enjoy being around people. Downy Woodpeckers tend to use nest boxes in the winter as a roost to escape the cold, so one might want to put up a house in the fall. PRICE: $28.92
	Flycatcher House Provide housing for the Flycatcher and be rewarded as this beautiful bird snags pesky flying insects for his meals. PRICE: $29.99
	Hanging Carolina Wren House The Carolina Wren, like the House Wren, doesn't mind a house that sways. The entrance is larger than that of the House Wren. The extra width gives Carolina Wrens the ability to carry wide sticks into their house for nesting material. PRICE: $22.75
	Hanging House Wren House Most birds prefer a stable nesting box attached to a tree or post. Wrens sometimes prefer a hanging house and this appealing little nest box suits them perfectly. PRICE: $22.75
	Kestrel House Formerly called the Sparrow Hawk, the kestrel eats insects and small rodents. House includes an internal perch (shown in photo with door open) so mother and babies can keep an eye out for their next meal. PRICE: $35.99
	Northern Flicker House Northern Flickers use boxes quite regularly. This house accommodates the large 12-inch body. Flickers destroying your residence? Position a Flicker House over the damage and it will have a ready-made cavity. PRICE: $35.50
	Saw-Whet Owl / Screech Owl House Screech Owls and Saw-whet Owls have tough competition with other birds for natural cavities because they are so small so will readily take to a birdhouse. They eat night-flying insects and small rodents. The charming 7-inch owls can become quite tame. PRICE: $33.75
	Slant-Front Bluebird House This old favorite is popular because it discourages cats and other predators. The front opens easily for observation and cleaning. The oval entrance hole makes it easy for the mother to lean inside to feed her babies. PRICE: $28.99
	Small Wood Duck House Provide housing for wood ducks with the well-made Wood Duck House. This box comes with a wire ladder and nesting chips, and the front opens for observation and cleaning. PRICE: $41.99
	Three-Woodpecker House Only a few varieties of woodpeckers live in man-made boxes, but the Hairy Woodpecker, Red-headed Woodpecker and the Red-bellied Woodpecker readily do so. And they all use the same size house. PRICE: $34.99
	Titmouse/Warbler/Swallow House Provide housing for Tufted Titmice, Prothonotary Warblers, Tree Swallows, Violet-Green Swallows, House Finches and Carolina Wrens with this quality birdhouse. PRICE: $22.75

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