House Martins are flighty birds with white rumps that build mud nests on the eaves of buildings often in small colonies up to five nests. They will readily use artificial nests and this may encourage other birds to nest nearby. These nests should be sited underneath the eaves of your

We have a number of boxes, including Owl boxes, that can be made to order. We can take in to account more specialist species And also any particular dimensions

Mimics the natural nesting sites of this declining species. 45cm hole specifically for starlings

Every spring these amazing birds arrive back from their winter visit to Africa, to nest and raise their young. Their first priority is to find a nest site and build their homes. Unfortunately, these sites are becoming harder and harder for them to find as they prefer buildings such as

The swift box is designed with a narrow (3cm) slit in the base, ideal for swifts. A lack of suitable nesting sites is thought to be the main reason in the decline of swift populations This nest box will help to prevent attacks from predators such as woodpeckers and cats

Will house up to three pairs of these extremely sociable birds who prefer to nest in groups. Attractive slate roof to ensure this nesting site will look good in any garden

This is a unique design for Chaffinches, Blackbirds and members of the Thrush family. The skeleton structure replicates twiggy vegetation This creates a natural platform for nest building

Designed to mimic the natural nesting site of this very shy bird with the hole on the side of the box.