Songbird Essentials Small Hanging Grass Twine House with Cedar Roof

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Product Overview

Nesting and Roosting Pockets Natural Materials Protect from the Elements Natural materials help keep birds safe from predators as they blend in with surrounding areas and do not attract unwanted attention. Birds desire a house made of rough material because rough surfaces make entering and exiting easier. Reed grass and cedar roof are resistant to premature decay. Roosting pockets are especially beneficial to non-migrating songbirds during the winter months. They provide much needed refuge from harsh storms, wind, freezing rain, heavy snow and the bitter cold. Reed Grass Construction. Natural ventilation and drainage, blends into surroundings. Loved by a wide variety of songbirds.

• ALL NATURAL MATERIALS Including Reed Grass and Cedar, Which are More Resistant to Premature Decay. Environmentally Friendly and Naturally Degradable. Some Metal Staples Used With Roofed Models.
• ROUGH MATERIAL Makes Entering and Exiting Easier for Small Birds, and also Allows for Nesting Materials to Cling to the Inside and Protect from Cold Winds.
• ROOSTING POCKETS AND HOUSES are Especially Beneficial to Non-Migrating Songbirds During the Winter Months. They Provide Much Needed Refuge from Harsh Storms, Wind, Freezing Rain, Heavy Snow and the Bitter Cold.
• CHOOSE A SPOT Protected by Nearby Limbs, Branches and Cover. A Variety of Small Songbirds will use this Birdhouse Including Chickadees, Wrens and House Finches.
• HAND WOVEN to Provide Necessary Rain Drainage and a Natural Windbreak for Birds. Hang Nesting Materials Nearby for Birds to Add to Their Nest.