Horizontal Bluebird House

Offer bluebirds a safe and secure nesting option with natural appeal when you place this Coveside Horizontal Bluebird House in your bird garden. Bluebirds located east of the Rocky Mountains are particularly fond of nesting in hollow tree limbs, and this dwelling was designed by Frank Zuern using this specific knowledge, as the horizontal shape and construction works to simulate a tree branch. Handcrafted, 0.75" thick pine lends this beautiful unit a rustic and lasting appeal, and a 1.5" diameter entry hole allows easy access for bluebirds and other songbirds while deterring larger feathered threats and other predators. A substantial predator guard offers staunch protection at the entry, while an extra internal baffle is well situated to safeguard the nest at the rear of the house. The rough hewn wood of the unit's interior gives fledgling birds a helpful grip when moving about the nest, and thin ventilation slots positioned below the roof lip encourage proper air flow and ventilation