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Wren and Chickadee House

Durable, Clean, Welcoming, Reliable

$54.99 CAD
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$54.99 CAD

This attractive bird house in recycled poly lumber is a maintenance-free, durable bird house. The roof opens for easy cleaning and viewing, and the entrance hole is perfect for wrens and chickadees.


Description

  • Color: Varies
  • Recycled poly-lumber is guaranteed to never crack split or fade
  • 1.125" entrance hole
  • Roof lifts open for easy cleaning and access
  • Hanging cable included

 

Dimensions - 6.25" (L) x 8.75" (W) x 6.5" (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

A black Wren and Chickadee House shown with a human hand holding it against a white background.
Durable

Durable

Made from recycled plastic that will resist cracking, splitting and fading outdoors

Clean

Clean

The hinged roof opens easily so you can quickly clean it out or check on nesting

Welcoming

Welcoming

The entrance is just the right size for wrens, chickadees, and other small songbirds

Reliable

Reliable

Built to withstand changing outdoor conditions so it keeps working season after season

Frequently Asked Questions

Put up your bird house in an appropriate place for the kind of birds that you are trying to attract. Make sure not to put your bird house where it will be constantly bothered or disturbed.
It’s not a bad idea to get a bird house ready before birds start looking for nesting spots. Get it cleaned and put it up as early as possible. This allows more birds to find it and use it.
Yes. You should clean your bird house to remove old nesting material and debris before nesting seasons begin. Make sure that the bird house is empty when you clean it.