Specialist Nest Boxes

Modern building methods and better house maintenance can exclude Swifts from their usual nesting places in roofs. Help overcome this by providing them with a new home. Designed in conjunction with Action for Swifts, this wooden nest box …

Treecreepers naturally nest in narrow gaps and clefts or behind the loose bark in mature trees. If you don't have suitable trees in your garden this specially designed nest box offers an excellent alternative. Dimensions Height: 3…

Starling numbers have fallen by more than 60 per cent in the last 30 years and loss of natural nesting sites may be one contributing factor to this decline. This nest box provides an ideal man-made alternative nesting site. Dimensions …

Once one of our most common wild birds, House Sparrow populations have sharply declined in recent years, partly due to a lack of natural nesting sites. Help combat this by erecting a House Sparrow Terrace, so-called because the inside is sp…

Robins are consistently voted Britain's favourite bird. This innovative diamond-shaped nest box designed for robins has less space to fill with nesting material compared to the more traditional 'square' boxes. This means less…

This innovative diamond-shaped nest box designed for Wrens has less space to fill with nesting material compared to the more traditional 'square' boxes. This means less time and energy is spent building the nest - a real boost for b…

With its open front and larger size, this nest box has been specially designed for Blackbirds, but you may find that a number of other garden birds including Robins and Wrens may also be attracted to this box. Blackbird Nest Boxes are …

The Swallow Nest should be sited inside a building which allows easy access for the birds via an open door or window such as a garage or outhouse. The male Swallow will circle above his chosen nest site, singing to attract a female. D…

House Martins are the birds with white rumps that build mud nests on the eaves of buildings often in colonies averaging five nests. They will readily use artificial nests and this may encourage other birds to nest nearby. These nests sho…

House Martins are the birds with white rumps that build mud nests on the eaves of buildings often in colonies averaging five nests. They will readily use artificial nests and this may encourage other birds to nest nearby. These nests sho…

This box caters for the rarer members of the tit family. The Marsh and Willow Tits will not accept a ready to move straight into box, they have to customise it. Throwing out the sawdust (included) makes them feel that they have built th…