Additional information
| Panels | 5 Panels (Complete Set), Single Panel |
|---|
$38.00
1 for
Make sure to join us for our 2-part webinar series “Bluebirds in Our Backyard” Sign ups are available on our “Workshops and Webinars” page.
Part 2 is a live demonstration and discussion on how to install Bluebird boxes in your backyard. Purchasing one from WCCD helps support our conservation district efforts. Purchased boxes will be brought to the Part 2 demonstration on March 24th.
These bird boxes are locally sources materials and custom built by our own WCCD Supervisors, Tom Ashton and Joshua Soojian.
The material for this bluebird nesting box is rough sawn white pine, which was cut on a band sawmill in Southern Worcester County. These boards were air dried, and the difference in color is the surface which was exposed to the sky during this period. The box was constructed utilizing a blueprint available from the U.S.D.A Natural Resource Conservation Service. The boxes themselves are imperfect, but the birds won’t mind!
Photo Credit: Tom Ashton
Out of stock
Related products
-
Screech Owl Box
$90.00
1 for$90.00
1 forAdd to Cart Button TextThe Eastern Screech-Owl (Megascops asio) is a small, camouflaged owl and an opportunistic cavity nester, who will make home high in the trees or in a… -
Nannyberry (Viburnum lentago)
$20.00
5 for$20.00
5 forAdd to Cart Button TextFragrant white flowers clusters in May, dense dark-green summer foliage, wine-red fall color, blue-black berries which persist through winter. Mature height 8-18’ and spread of… -
$24.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextStriking native wildflower with brilliant, vivid, red flowers on tall spires. Blooms in late summer. Grows 2-4 feet tall and 1-2 feet wide. Has a… -
$20.00
5 forAdd to Cart Button TextSemi-evergreen shrub with deep green, leathery foliage. Leaves are aromatic when crushed. Waxy gray berries in fall and winter can be used to make candles…
