Coveside Titmouse, Warbler & Tree Swallow Bird House

Each of these cavity nesting species will readily use a manmade habitat in dense, vegetative areas throughout breeding season and while raising their hatchlings. This appealing, natural pine box offers the ideal dwelling to accommodate local titmice, tree swallows, and prothonotary warblers, with the 0.75" thick, wood construction lending ample insulation to the roost. The shelter's 1.5" diameter round entrance hole rests near the top of the front panel and offers room for the birds to easily enter and find solace in the roost. A slanted roof overhangs the rest of the unembellished unit to safeguard the house's interior from precipitation, while ventilation slots on either side of the roof assist in air flow and temperature regulation. Angled corners at the base of the domicile leave room for water drainage, while the house's depth and lack of a perch prevent predators from disrupting the safety of the nest. The rough hewn pine gives nestlings a secure grip when they are trying to ex