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 55 Birds that Nest in Boxes
 

Duncraft Birdhouses:

 Chickadee House

 Nuthatch Birdhouse

 Wren House
 

 

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 Red-headed
 Woodpecker House

 Flicker House

 Red-bellied
 Woodpecker House

 

 

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   Eastern Bluebird

   Western Bluebird

   Mountain Bluebird
 

 

 Swallow Birdhouse

 Flycatcher Birdhouse
 

 

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 Screech Owl House

 Saw-Whet Owl House
 

 

 

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 Black-capped
Chickadee

 

 

Bewick's Wren
 

 

Brown-headed Nuthatch

 

 

Red-breasted Nuthatch


House Wren
 

 

Winter Wren
 

 

White-breasted
Nuthatch
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Pigmy Nuthatch

 

 

Brown Creeper


 

Carolina Wren
 

 

Mountain Chickadee

 

 

Boreal Chickadee

 

 

 

 
Carolina Chickadee


Siberian Chickadee


Chestnut-backed
Chickadee


 

Tufted Titmouse

 

 

Plain Titmouse


 

 

Prothonotary Warbler

 

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Nestboxes simulate tree cavities.   Many of the bird species that nest in tree cavities will nest inside wood nesting boxes if the boxes and their entrance holes conform to species specific dimensions and if the boxes are properly mounted at appropriate heights in suitable habitats in the regions indigenous to each species.


 

Some species that nest on tree limbs and rock ledges will nest on wood platforms. Some species are more easily attracted to boxes or platforms than other species.

Nestbox dimensions, mounting heights, locations, habitat, and geographic regions have been studied for centuries by ornithologists and other naturalists.

 


 

Nestboxes should be chosen with one or only a few species in mind.  They need monitoring and proper care.  Pests and predators need to be detoured.  Nesting materials need to be removed at appropriate intervals between nesting seasons and boxes should be disinfected to eliminate parasites and disease.

 

 

More than 70 North American bird species nest in boxes or on platforms.  Those spieces their habits and nestbox designs for each species are provided on these pages.

 
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