This favorite owl has the classic owl heart-shaped face, sitting 18" high and with a wing span of 44"! Be patient, and before too long you may have a new rodent-eating animal friend in the neighborhood. The house may differ slighty in size and dimension then the house pictured. (17 x 20 x 26)

This Classic "hoot owl" lives in low, wet woods and suburban areas. Slightly larger than Barn Owls. Be patient, and before too long you may have new "hooter" in the neighborhood. The house may differ slighty in size and dimension then the house pictured.(25 x 14.25 x 19)

Bird Nesting Perch

Great open-front nesting box for Song Sparrows, Robins, Barn Swallows, Phoebes, Thrashers, Catbirds and other birds.

Size: 9.5 x 9.25 x 8.5

These friendly little Woodpeckers even enjoy being around people! A Backyard Favorite! Great as a gift!(15.5 x 5.75 x 8) Comes w/Squirrel Guard.

The American Kestrel cannot excavate its own hole and depends on finding the large nesting holes of Woodpeckers for its own nesting place. Since these are in short supply, the Kestrel population is often dependent on nesting boxes such as our Kestrel House. The Kestrel is an amazing bird, feasting on insects and small rodents. Included in our Kestrel House in an interior perch so the mother and babies can keep a sharp eye out for the next meal. The house should be placed in an open area such as on the edge of a field, meadow or even along a roadway or highway. (17.35 x 9.25 x 11)

Saw-whet and Screech Owls have tough competition with other birds for natural cavities to nest in because they're so small. They eat night-flying insect and an occassional small bird. You may want to position this nest house away from other bird houses. The charming little owls can actually become quite tame over time.(17.75 x 9.25 x 11)

This popular Woodpecker house comes standard with a slate predator guard to keep squirrels from enlarging the entrance hole. Only a few variaties of woodpeckers live in human-made boxes, but the Hairy Woodpecker, the Red-headed Woodpecker and the Red-bellied Woodpecker regularly do--and they all use the same size house. (17.5 x 7.5 x 9.75) w/Slate Squirrel Guard