Wildlife Garden birdhouse/bird feeder - blue

3 reviews
€65.95

This bird cottage from Swedish Wildlife Garden is both a birdhouse and a bird feeder and can easily be converted at the end of the season. In spring, it provides a safe place for nesting birds. In autumn, it can easily be converted into a bird feeder.

As a birdhouse, this cottage is suitable for sparrows and tits. It was developed in collaboration with ornithologists and includes important details such as climbing grooves leading up to the exit hole—vital for the little chicks when they venture out to test their wings.

When feeding birds, it is important that they cannot sit in the food. Diseases spread easily on open bird feeders. In this cottage, the feed is protected from dirt, rain and snow, and the birds perch on rods while eating. The rods can also be pushed in so that only small birds can perch there.

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Product information

Material
Solid wood from sustainable forestry, environmentally friendly colours
Included
Wall brackets and screws
Installation
Hang up or mount on a pole/stand/swivel arm - see accessories below
Hole size
28 mm - suitable for blue tits, coal tits, marsh tits, crested tits, and willow tits
Size
184 x 194 x 247 mm
Weight
1 kg
Packaging
Beautiful brown cardboard box with front opening - perfect as a gift
Manufacturer
Wildlife Garden, Sweden
Cleaning
The roof can be lifted by

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Reviews

Average based on 3 reviews:
Latest reviews:

Wildlife Garden birdhouse

I have 7 of these fantastic little birdhouses, very good quality and sturdy mounting. Right now, blue tits are moving in.

By Dorte E. on 8 Apr 2022

Delicious and sweet

Can be used either as a birdhouse or as a bird feeder, though not at the same time, which is nice. It can also hold a little food when set up as a birdhouse, but not much, and it cannot be replaced.

On 25 Aug 2019

Lovely birdhouse

The quality of this birdhouse is absolutely top-notch. You should be aware that it is easiest to hang the house on a completely flat surface, so if your tree curves a little, you will need a piece of stabilizing material. A comprehensive review might be more appropriate after a harsh winter—I have only had the birdhouse for a very short time.

By Christoffer D. on 25 Apr 2019

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