Wolvercroft Garden Centre National Trust Aspen Larch 28mm Nest Box

• National Trust Aspen Larch 28mm Nest Box from CJ Wildlife
• Elegantly designed nest box that will make a wonderful addition to any garden or outdoor space
• A classic nest box design with a green sloping edged roof
• The 28mm hole size will be used by Tree Sparrows, Blue Tits, Coal Tits, Great Tits and Crested Tits
• The nest box can be opened at the side for easy cleaning

Product description National Trust Aspen Larch 28mm Nest Box from CJ Wildlife: The National Trust Aspen Larch 28mm Nest Box is a lovely elegantly designed nest box and will make a wonderful addition to any garden or outdoor space. With a classic nest box design, it has a green sloping edged roof, the 28mm hole size will be used by Tree Sparrows, Blue Tits, Coal Tits, Great Tits and Crested Tits. The nest box can be opened at the side for cleaning after the breeding season. This is generally around October when you can be sure that no more birds are breeding inside A clean nest box will also attract birds who want to use it as a shelter during colder winter months. There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home. Different species prefer different nest boxes and our range has been designed by our team of ornithologists to optimum dimensions for the species concerned. Look out for regular visitors to your garden and choose a box which best suits their needs. We recommend situating with the National Trust Vail Larch 32mm Nest Box, they make a great pair visually, as well as helping to provide additional nesting locations for your local garden birds. Safety Warning Do not handle the nest box during the breeding season. Avoid using foods that may harm the target species (Tree Sparrows, Blue Tits, Coal Tits, Great Tits, and Crested Tits). Always follow local guidelines for feeding wildlife.