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Your cart is empty.This ornithologically correct, traditional style Woodlink Bluebird House is designed specifically for bluebirds. Constructed of durable re-forested, kiln dried, inland red cedar it is both weather resistant and insect repelling. Assembled with rust resistant zinc chromate screws (not nails) to withstand temperature changes. Ideal for the Eastern, Western, and Mountain Bluebird. Designed with a 1 1/2” entrance hole it is especially attractive to the eastern bluebird. Built with a 5" x 5" base and a 1-1/2" hole centered 6" above the floor, the design corresponds with optimum bluebird dimensions. Featuring an easy open front panel, front slides down for checking the progress of nesting birds without disturbing them and for quick and easy cleaning. A 1/2" air ventilation gap is provided at the top as well as a drain hole at the base. Specifically designed entrance holes discourages other unwanted species from invading the nesting area. Fully assembled and ready to mount.
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Reviewed in Canada on February 3, 2025
Everyone needs this in their back yard I bought two last winter and by the time summer came there were baby birds in it soooo cute please buy they need it and you can look at them through the side of the panel cause it opens
Willy Wilkins
Reviewed in Canada on May 30, 2024
should be hung out well before mating starts with the birds. Could use a perch below entrance hole
Julie Demers
Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2024
J’ai acheté 2 cabanes et les deux étaient brisées
Stephanie Wall
Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2024
Great quality for the price! The birds loved it. Some Swallows made their home in it for the season. It's easy to clean out once they flown away for the year too.
Joe Hawkins
Reviewed in Canada on January 7, 2024
As advertised
Kevin H.
Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2024
My mom loves them and my dad thought I spent a lot of money on these due to it looking like it was made well
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2024
We have not put this birdhouse up yet but it is made well and will be easy to clean.
Adam Turnbull
Reviewed in Canada on November 12, 2023
No complaints will be great for the bluebirds next spring
Ruth
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023
I purchased 2 Woodlink Bluebird houses- Model BB1. I only question the door opening. That little hook thing to keep it closed doesn't hold it tight against frame. It leaves a 3/8 inch opening on one of them and 1/2 inch on other. Isn't that too much? Is it suppose to be that big? Wouldn't want bird to get foot stuck. Otherwise seems to be very sturdy.
Wanda Lee
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2016
A little Caution. Great little birdhouse and well made. The "little" caution is to be mindful, if you have sparrows, which most people do, the opening is too little for easy in and out for them. After my husband hung the birdhouse, the sparrows were very excited to see the new home. Later , we heard a lot of "bird chirpping" and saw a sparrow inside the birdhouse struggling to get out. He was able to get in but not able to get out. Other birds were atop of the house encouraging the sparrow to"push! push!" When we saw he was not able to get out, my husband went to get the ladder to open the clean-out door and raise it till he can make the opening larger. By the time he got to the birdhouse, the bird had pushed his way out. The bird was physically exhausted. The birds are now going in and out and very curious about the "Opened-door" birdhouse. Once the opening is made larger. it will be perfect for the sparrows to make thieir nest in their "safe house."
ABC
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2015
We got this house around noon and glued it ( with fabulous E6000 glue) to a fence post. By 6PM we had a pair of bluebirds checking it out and by this morning, the lady bluebird was building a nest! The house is well built and sturdy. It has what looks like a tiny hole, but it is just the right size for the birds to get in and out. It comes with two long screws and no other hardware. I was hoping it would come with a bracket so we could hang it from our eve's but it didn't and what we did by putting it on the fence post was apparently acceptable for the birds. It comes with instructions and some information about bluebirds, altogether one back and front sheet of 8.5 x 11 paper. The cost was fabulous! We couldn't be happier with this purchase.
LakeSwimmer
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2015
Ok, folks, Changing my review to 5 stars! I figured out the pilot hole problem, and I hope the company adds this to their directions. I used a screw gun in REVERSE to unscrew the two screws holding the door on (probably any hand screwdriver will work), and removed the door. That gave me perfect access to the interior pilot holes, and voila, 10 seconds later I was done, mounted, bluebirds flying overhead to see what was going on, no kidding. I had to carefully match the outer holes to get the door back on, but no big deal, just mark the edges somehow with a pencil. The wood is soft enough that it will go back in easily even if you miss the original hole. So, this totally changes my review below,& I will order a few more to replace some older handmade ones that are falling apart.Bird House seems well constructed, and easy to clean. I agree with other users, the second screw inside the box is too high up compared to the swivel door to actually get inside the box to screw it onto a post. Have not put it up yet because of this little glitch. Other than that, I think this is a great bluebird box.
S. Beck
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2013
Well built, made in the USA - mounted and waiting for the Eastern Bluebirds to take up residence. What I think is quite nice is the little lever on front. Just slide it down and the front opens for easy cleaning. Will try to get a photo when we get some activity. I have multiple products from Woodlink and each one is well made with quality materials.4-10-13 --- they're checking it out. Def not a bluebird so I'll keep watching and see what makes a home.4-13-13 --- Bluebirds are in the house!4-19-14 --- a year has gone by. We cleaned the houses in the fall. No problem with that, twist the little latch and open up. I now have the bluebirds back in the houses again this year! I opted not to add any stain to the birdhouses because of the odor offending the birds - so they're getting that 'drab' look, but that's ok as I watch those blue marvels going in and out, building now and anticipate the feeding frenzy later!
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