Wildlife World birdhouse for robin - weave

Award-winning woven birdhouse specially designed for robins, or red-breasts as they are also called, from English Wildlife World. Designed by the English nature photographer Simon King.

The robin prefers a nest with easy access via an open front, but at the same time wants to be hidden from predators. This birdhouse is designed exactly for this and easily allows the robin to enter while the nest itself is hidden inside one side. At the bottom, there is a small separation between the entrance and the nest so that eggs and nesting material stay put.

Preferably hang the birdhouse somewhere that is already overgrown, for example in bushes or on climbing plants. But robins also very much like to move into a shed o.lign., as long as there is always free access.

Constructed with a steel skeleton and coated with natural weave. The floor is covered with rattan and in the ceiling, there is an under-roof of plastic that protects against rain.

Also suitable for other bird species that prefer the same type of nest, for example, wagtail and pied flycatcher.

See a video showing the house in use, as well as a presentation