Stylish double eaves are embellished with finely cut wooden shingles and copper peak trim. Hinged door opens for easy cleaning, floor drainage and ample roof ventilation, too. Cypress with a rust-red wash, 1 1/2 inch opening; 8 x 8 x16 inches.
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Filed under: bluebird houses on March 27th, 2008 | No Comments »
Gift for bluebird lovers. Bluebirds will nest in this decorative house. Sides open for cleaning and monitoring; there-s proper drainage and ventilation. The roof-s brilliant blue is created with nontoxic stain. The bluebird portrait is laser etched. 7-3/4
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The BirdsChoice Ultimate Bluebird House has it all! It features a window to view nestlings. Its two side doors are routed with the helpful words CLEAN and VIEW. Raised screen floor reduces blowfly infestations. The overhanging roof, air vents and drainage
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Double doors for viewing nestlings and for cleaning. The inventive design of our bluebird house features two sides: one with see-through Plexiglas for peeking at nesting activity; the other for easy cleaning access. Wooden entrance guard provides predator
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Western Bluebirds need a slightly larger chamber and entrance hole than their Eastern counterpart. This house is ideal for the vivid Western Bluebird. It’s crafted of Eastern white pine. 12 1/2 x 7 x 9 inches. 1 1/2 inch opening with built-in predator
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The prettiest bluebird house ever- and fully functional and safe! Crafted of cypress, this house is insect resistant and will provide years of service. Stylish double eves are embellished with finely cut wooden shingles and copper peak trim. The hinged do
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Bluebirds seek protective space to rear their young. This Duncraft house - endorsed by the North American Bluebird Society - is ideal, with a 1 9/16 inch entry hole and predator-proof extension. Raised wire-mesh flooring protects baby birds by providing b
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