Dormouse Nest box - Plywood - L15 x W13 x H21 cm

~~£35.58~~

Product information

Description

General description

The hazel dormouse has declined across Europe and is subject to concerted conservation efforts in the UK to reverse this trend. Dormouse nest boxes are an important conservation tool, boosting local dormouse population density and used in survey monitoring, habitat enhancement, and re-introduction schemes. This carefully created nesting box provides a safe environment for dormice, featuring convenient access for inspection and cleaning through its completely removable roof.

Technical specifications

Materials: Exterior Grade Plywood with Softwood Batten

Construction: Panels stapled together with surface sunk staples

Dimensions: Overall height: 21 cm, Overall width: 13 cm, Overall depth: 15 cm

Weight: 1.0 kg

Finish: No finish applied

Installation

The dormouse nesting box is best positioned about 1.5 m above the ground, attached to a small tree trunk or other suitable support. The entrance hole should face towards the tree to reduce the chances of birds using the box. A screw is conveniently situated on the front of the nest box to assist fastening with wire around the tree.

Usage

This Dormouse Nest Box is ideal for monitoring dormouse populations and providing a warm and dry nesting space. The removable lid allows for easy monitoring and cleaning.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Animal
Dog
Height
21 cm
Width
13 cm
Length
15 cm
Material
Plywood
Mounting method
To screw
Weight
1000 g
Type of cage and hutch acccessories
Bedding
ManoMano Reference
ME74463412
MMID
833928375553
Product code
NestboxCompanyM1DORZZZZ
EAN
9556787645695

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