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Bird Nesting House Natural Bamboo Tiki Style Predator Proof Bird Bird House Traditional Wooden Hanging Hut Unique Decorative Nest Boxes For Wild Birds With Straw Roof

(£7.99/kg)

~~£15.99~~

Sold by SHS TRADING LTD

Product information

Description

General description

Provide a safe and charming shelter for your garden birds with this Natural Wicker and Wood Bird Nesting House. Designed in the style of a tiki hut with a thatched roof, it features two separate entrances and nesting areas, offering smaller birds a secure place to settle and thrive. This decorative bird box is both functional and a delightful addition to your outdoor space.

Technical specifications

Overall dimensions: approx. 22cm (H) x 18.5cm (D)

Entrance hole size: 2.5cm diameter

Base dimensions: approx. 11.5cm (L) x 5.5cm (D)

Material: wicker straw and treated natural wood

Finish: natural colour (may vary slightly due to materials)

Usage

Suitable for small birds: blue tits, coal tits, marsh tits, great tits, tree sparrows, pied flycatchers, and other small wild birds.

Garden décor: hang in trees, on fences, or near patios to add both function and beauty to your outdoor space.

Wildlife support: helps maintain and encourage bird populations in your local area.

Easy placement: ready to use in any sheltered garden spot.

Other information

Durable construction: built to withstand outdoor conditions while maintaining its natural look.

Eco-friendly: encourages nesting and supports biodiversity in your garden.

Dual-purpose: functional birdhouse that also enhances outdoor décor.

Features

Brand
MARCO PAUL
Colour
Brown
Material
Wood
Height
22 cm
Width
18.5 cm
Feeder type
To hang
ManoMano Reference
ME95583551
MMID
695821629785
Product code
MP122
EAN
5056713206043

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