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Blue Tit Nest Box - Zinc Roof

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Description

General Description: Gable-roofed nest box designed to accommodate blue tits and other tit species. Made of wood with a zinc roof, this nest box combines elegance and functionality, providing safe shelter for birds. It also contributes to biological pest control by attracting these insectivores, which feed on harmful insects in your garden. Technical Specifications: Dimensions: 19.5 x 18 x 32 cm Material: Wood and zinc Weight: 1.25 kg Entrance opening diameter: 28 mm Compatibility and Accessories: The nest box is ideal for blue tits, but can also be suitable for other tit species, such as coal tits, crested tits, and willow tits. Installation: Hang the nest box at a height of 1.5 to 2 meters, preferably facing southeast. Avoid locations in direct sunlight and choose a sheltered spot. Make sure it is securely fixed to prevent it from moving when birds perch on it. Use: Install the birdhouse early in the season to allow the birds to get used to it. Clean the birdhouse in the fall to prepare the shelter for winter. Avoid using chemicals that could harm the birds. Other information: Birdhouses are not only beneficial for wildlife, but they also offer an excellent birdwatching opportunity in your garden.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Brown
  • Material
    Zinc
  • Feeder type
    To hang
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221175889
  • MMID
    591038756727
  • Product code
    4006013775467
  • EAN
    4006013775467
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