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Blackbird Wooden Nesting Box - Brown

Providing shelter for our garden birds is becoming more and more essential, and this wooden Blackbird house does just that - the metal skinned roof adds an extra layer of protection from the elements. The open front design of the bird box is ideal for not only blackbirds but also robins and Wrens (if well hidden), Spotted Flycatchers, Pied and Grey Wagtails, and Song Thrushes. Generously proportioned, this nest box is untreated and features the silhouette of a blackbird on the front. A hanging loop is fitted at the back for easy application - simply place over a screw or nail. Key benefits: Designed for Blackbirds: Open at the front which is prefered by Blackbirds to allow for visibility Apex metal roof: Provides shelter from rain and other weather Solid construction: Arrives ready made so it can be placed straight into position For a variety of Song Birds: Also suitable for Robins, Wrens, Wagtails, Thrushes amongst others

Price: £18.98 from The Range

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The Range Blackbird Wooden Nesting Box - Brown £18.98 Visit Store

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