Coveside Eastern Bluebird House DIY Kit

Help a child appreciate both birds and construction with this Coveside Eastern Bluebird House DIY Kit. This bundle of precut pine panels and hardware makes it easy to build an appropriately sized shelter, offering a roosting spot to lovely, scarce bluebirds. These birds readily nest in manmade homes, as habitat loss has made it difficult for them to find suitable shelter, and this striking unit provides a fantastic roosting option. The 6 precut, pine boards combine together easily using the included hardware and straightforward instructions, and the 0.75 thick wood keeps this nesting area nicely insulated. Gaps below the roof line ventilate the shelter, while the soft yellow color of the wooden body prevents nestlings from overheating. A 1.5 diameter entry allows bluebirds to readily enter the domicile, and a wooden block around this opening acts as a barrier against predators reaching into the cavity. The downward sloping roof directs water away from the nesting cavity, while gaps in the corners of the base allow any captured rain to drain. A metal latch allows one side panel to swing upward for nest checks and maintenance, and an included metal hanger affixes readily to the back of the home for placement against a wall or fence line. The kit needs only a hammer and Phillips head screwdriver for assembly, perfect for a project with you and your child, and will certainly add a timeless hint to your backyard bird sanctuary. Cement a love of wildlife and craftsmanship in your child with this Eastern Bluebird House DIY Kit. Assembly required. Made in the USA. Contents: 6 precut pine panels, nails, screws, and hanger Opening: 1.5" dia. Dimensions: 9"L x 5.5W x 11.75"H Mounting: wall or post mount Construction: pine

DIY kit includes precut panels and hardware to build bluebird shelter 0.75" thick, eastern pine provides ample insulation Ventilation gaps ensure proper air flow and ventilation 1.5" diameter entry hole is ideal for bluebirds Simple assembly makes this kit a fantastic choice for children and beginning bird enthusiasts