Nestbox for:  Black-capped Chickadees, Carolina Chickadees, Mountain Chickadees, Boreal Chickadees, White-breasted Nuthatches, Red-breasted Nuthatches, Plain Titmice, Tufted Titmice & Downy Woodpecker

• Durable Rough-Cut Red Cedar

• Screw Assembly, Pre-Drilled Countersunk Pilot Holes

• Hinged Roof Secured with Shutter Hooks for Easy Access

• Corrosion Resistant Hardware

This nest box is constructed with Red Cedar.  Wood stock is rough-cut on both sides so birds can grip interior and exterior surfaces.

It has a 4" by 4" floor (inside dimensions), 9" floor to ceiling (inside front), 1 1/4" diameter entrance hole located 7" above the floor (to top of hole) and ventilation openings in the floor and under the roof.

A hinged roof provides easy access for monitoring and cleaning.   Shutter hooks secure roof in closed position.  Pilot holes in both primary and secondary work pieces makes for easy assembly with a screwdriver in minutes.

Mount on a tree, post, fence or wall between four and twelve feet high with partial sun and shade (see each particular bird species page for specific habitat and mounting instuctions.)

Remove the nest in late summer or fall after the brood rearing seasons are over.

See assembly instructions and complete plans below.

Assembly:

1) Fasten Right Side to       2) Fasten Floor to Right                              3) Fasten Left Side                   4) Fasten Front.
    Back Panel with screws.     Side and back.                                          to Back Panel and Floor.          Panel

5) Fasten Hinges     6) Fasten Roof and Hinges             7) Fasten Shutter Hooks              8) Mount Nestbox with Large
    to Roof with              to Back Panel.                              to Roof and Sides with              Screws at appropriate Height
      Small Screws.                                                              Round-head Screws.               (see specific species mounting
                                                                                                                                    height and habitat.)