Bird housesBuilding wooden bird houses is a great way to attract a variety of birds to your property, and it can also be a fun weekend project.
Here are a some things to consider when building your own wooden bird houses:
Don't paint, stain, varnish, or treat the inside or around the hole entrance of the bird house, this will keep away the birds. Cedar is a good wood, it doesn't need to be painted, stained or treated.
Avoid using a perch on the. Putting a perch on the will give a predator bird somewhere to sit and wait.
Drill the proper entrance hole for the bird you are trying to attract.
Once you are done building, you will need to find a good place to place them. A good location would be somewhere in your property that doesn't’t have to much human activity.
The bird house can be hung on a tree, or mounted to a pole or tree, usually 3 to 10 feet high.
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