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Starling Nesting Box
Birds will find your backyard
more attractive to visit if they can find shelter. By providing
birdhouses you are taking the next step from feeding transient
visitors to encouraging birds to take up residence in your
backyard and raise a family.
In many New Zealand suburbs there are becoming less and less
natural nesting spots. The large trees that used to provide
branches or cavities in which to build a nest are disappearing
at an alarming rate so the birds are having trouble finding safe
places to nest, or even roost in inclement weather.
Watching a pair of birds flying back and forward carrying their
nesting materials, food for their young, and finally the chicks
leaving the nest is an interest that the whole
family will become involved in.
An often overlooked benefit
to bird houses is that the parent birds
will catch many of the insects in your garden to feed to their
young.
You may also be interested
in our
Seed
Feeders,
Platform Feeders,
Window Feeders,
Bird Feeders
and
Nesting Boxes
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Starling Nesting Box
WIDTH - 140mm
HEIGHT- 250mm
DEPTH - 160mm
Cost - $38.00
Drainage holes in base
which can be unscrewed for cleaning.
Mounting screw supplied
Starlings are probably one of the
easiest birds to attract to a nesting box. In New Zealand
farmers have been using Starling boxes since 1862.
Nest boxes should be erected in summer if possible, because
Starlings will start looking for nesting sites well before
the following spring.
Gardeners love these bird as they will remove grass grubs,
slugs, snails and other pests
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All timber and plywood is tanalised
Like all our products this feeder is handmade in New Zealand.
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