Bird Nesting Boxes – Protect Native Birds and Biodiversity

Q: Which entrance hole size should I choose?

The entrance size determines which birds can move in: 30 mm (e.g., oak), 32 mm (e.g., spruce) for tits/sparrows/nuthatches, 38 mm (e.g., ash) for larger cavity nesters, and 44 mm (birch bark) for larger species such as starlings.

Q: Quick picker: which model fits my garden?

Common garden songbirds: Oak (30 mm) or Spruce (32 mm). Slightly larger species: Ash (38 mm). Larger species (e.g., starlings): Birch bark (44 mm). Swallows: Dedicated barn/house martin nests (woodcrete + larch).

Q: What’s special about the swallow nests?

Swallow models are ready-made nests for barn swallows or house martins. They are made from woodcrete with oiled larch and include mounting holes for wall or balcony installation.

Q: How can I mount it in a tree without damaging the bark?

A webbing strap mount is ideal. A strap (e.g., 2.5 cm wide and 2 m long) allows a stable, tree-friendly installation without screws.

Support native birds with wooden nesting boxes. Provide safe breeding sites, protect biodiversity and enrich your garden with natural birdlife.

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Rustic nesting box made of birch wood with bark | 44mm entrance hole

SKU:: 82013
GTIN:: 4064723820136
Shipping weight:: 4,66 kg
Item weight:: 4,50 kg

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Spruce nesting box - entrance hole 32mm for tits, sparrows & nuthatches

SKU:: 82024
GTIN:: 4064723820242
Shipping weight:: 0,80 kg
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Nesting boxes for native birds - an active contribution to species protection and garden ecology

The decline in natural nesting sites in forests and hedgerows is making it increasingly difficult for native birds to find suitable places to breed. With our nesting boxes, you can make a valuable contribution to species protection and at the same time create a fascinating nature experience in your garden. Our native songbirds, which also help with pest control, will thank you for it.

Our nesting boxes are made entirely from natural materials to provide the birds not only with safe nesting sites, but also a warm shelter in winter.

FAQ - Nesting boxes for native birds

How do nesting boxes contribute to species conservation?: Nest boxes compensate for the lack of natural breeding sites. They support the population of native bird species by providing safe and protected places to breed.
How should nesting boxes be installed?: Avoid direct sunlight and never align the entrance hole to the weather side (west). Hang nesting boxes at least 2 meters above the ground to protect them from predators such as martens and cats.
Which nesting boxes are suitable for which bird species?: Different bird species prefer different entrance hole sizes. For example, 28 mm diameter is ideal for blue tits and coal tits, 30 mm for tree sparrows and 32 mm for great tits, house sparrows, nuthatches and pied flycatchers. An oval hole 30 mm wide and 45 mm high is recommended for redstarts.

FAQ

Which birdhouses are included in this category?

This category includes wooden nest boxes for different bird species: classic wooden birdhouses (e.g., oak, ash, spruce), a rustic birch bark nest box, and dedicated swallow nests (woodcrete combined with larch).

Which entrance hole size should I choose?

The entrance size determines which birds can move in: 30 mm (e.g., oak) is great for many tit species, 32 mm (e.g., spruce) fits tits, sparrows and nuthatches, 38 mm (e.g., ash) can suit larger cavity nesters, and 44 mm (birch bark) works for larger species such as starlings.

Quick picker: which model fits my garden?

Common garden songbirds: Oak (30 mm) or Spruce (32 mm).
Slightly larger species: Ash (38 mm).
Larger species (e.g., starlings): Birch bark (44 mm, natural log look).
Swallows: Dedicated barn/house martin nests (woodcrete + larch).

What’s special about the swallow nests?

Swallow models are not classic cavity boxes – they are ready-made nests for barn swallows or house martins. They are made from woodcrete with oiled larch and include mounting holes for wall or balcony installation.

Where should I place a nest box?

Choose a quiet, sheltered spot. Avoid strong direct sunlight and don’t face the entrance towards the main weather side (often west). Many recommendations suggest mounting at least around 2 m above ground to reduce risk from cats and other predators.

How can I mount it in a tree without damaging the bark?

A strap mount is ideal. A webbing strap (e.g., 2.5 cm wide and 2 m long) allows a stable, tree-friendly installation without screws.

Do the boxes include an inspection flap or removable roof?

Depending on the model, yes. Some nest boxes feature an inspection flap for easy cleaning, while the birch bark version uses a removable top. Check each product page for the exact feature.

When and how should I clean a nest box?

Ideally after the breeding season (autumn/winter): remove old nesting material and dry-brush the inside. Avoid chemicals and make sure everything is fully dry afterwards.

Which materials and finishes are available?

You’ll find oiled finishes (e.g., oak/ash) for better weather resistance, spruce wood models, and a birch bark version where the bark provides natural weather protection.

Can I personalize a nest box (name/logo)?

Yes. Selected oak versions can be personalized with laser engraving and selectable engraving sizes – great for gifts or corporate giveaways.

Which file format works best for a logo?

Vector files are best (SVG, AI, EPS or PDF). If you only have PNG/JPG, please provide a high-resolution file.