Wooden Bird House Garden Feeder

The first chickadee finds it within a week.

You hang it from the branch of the garden tree and within a week the first sparrow finds it, then a chickadee, then a small finch with yellow on its wing. The roof slopes gently to shed rain, the entry hole is sized for small songbirds and too narrow for the sparrows that bully feeders, and the floor sits open just enough for an evening clean.

Pine wood with a natural exterior finish that grays softly across the first season. Pre drilled drainage at the floor corners keeps the inside dry after rain, the back panel slides off for cleaning between nesting cycles, and the rope loop on the roof is rated for full year hanging weight. No paint that flakes onto the birds, no plastic that fades in the sun.

Key Benefits

• Sized for songbirds The entry hole is too narrow for bullying sparrows, so finches and chickadees keep the house to themselves.
• Stays dry Pre drilled drainage at the floor corners and a sloped roof keep the inside dry after rain.
• Easy to clean The back panel slides off for a quick wipe between nesting cycles.
• Weathers naturally Pine wood with a natural finish grays softly across the season, with no paint to flake onto the birds.
• Hangs year round A rope loop on the roof is rated for full year hanging weight.

Best for: garden trees, balconies and quiet corners where small songbirds nest in spring.

Why It Works

A good nest box keeps the weather out and the wrong birds out. This one slopes the roof to shed rain, drills the floor corners for drainage, and sizes the entry small enough that sparrows cannot bully their way in. Solid pine joins hold through the season without warping, and the sliding back panel makes the autumn clean a one minute job.

Quick Product Facts: Solid pine wood with a natural finish; entry sized for small songbirds; pre drilled floor drainage; sloped roof; slide off back panel for cleaning; rope loop rated for year round hanging; arrives assembled.

How It Fits Your Routine

Hang it on a branch about six feet up, away from the prevailing wind and the cat path. Within a week the first sparrow finds it, then a chickadee, then a small finch.

By midsummer the small chirping reaches the kitchen window. A quick wipe through the sliding back panel in autumn prepares it for the next nesters, and the pine weathers without warping at the joints.

FAQ

What birds is it for? Small songbirds. The entry hole is sized smaller than a sparrow can squeeze through, so finches and chickadees keep it to themselves.

How do I clean it? The back panel slides off for a quick wipe between nesting cycles, usually once in autumn.

Will it survive the rain? Yes. The roof slopes to shed rain and the floor corners are pre drilled for drainage.

Does it arrive assembled? Yes. It comes assembled with the rope loop attached, ready to hang.