Bird Houses: Flicker Boxes & Other Nesting Structures
Diamond Wren Box
#11063Hanging pine house with a top clean-out and treated with Thompson's. The Diamond Wren Box has an entry hole of 1 1/8" so it's suitable for house wrens and chickadees.
Hairy Woodpecker Box
#11097The Hairy Woodpecker Box is a smaller version of the Peace Keeper Flicker Box designed by owner Steve Frye. This box could also be used as a starling box if you are having competition problems with your flicker boxes. Contact us for more information of this strategy.
House Finch Hut
10198Designed by owner Steve Frye for house finches and other "shelf" nesters. House finches like to be sheltered when they nest, but not so completely enclosed like a typical bird house. The House Finch Hut mounts under your eave.
Looker Wren A-Frame
#12000A quaint A-Frame cabin for the house wrens and chickadees. Can be hung, post or wall mounted.
Mary J's Flicker Box
#12124An inexpensive cedar flicker box, but one that is still built well with a hinged roof and screw construction.
Nesting Material
#12013Putting out nesting material is just another way to enjoy the birds in your yard. As a kid, I used to dye nesting material and then look for the bird nests using that material the following winter.
Peace Keeper Flicker Box
#10193Flickers "eating" your house? Give the flickers this nest box and they won't have to put holes in your house. This box has a hinged roof for easy stuffing with wood shavings (a must for occupancy). The flicker box solution works better than other woodpecker problem solutions.
Songbird Robin Shelf
#12604This protected shelf is just what the robins are looking for. It's also a great nest sight for pheobes and flycatcchers. Mount in a protected area under the eave.
Sunshine Kestrel/Flicker Box
#10209Kestrels, screech-owls, and flickers will all use this roomy box. Bottom clean-out and hinged roof for easy shavings' stuffing when trying to attract flickers. Hardwood predator guard.
Woodlink Wood Duck Box
#12002Woodlink's cedar Wood Duck Box has plenty of room for wood ducks and other cavity nesting ducks and owls. For wood ducks, mount in a tree a short distance away from water to reduce "egg dumping".