Nesting birdhouses

Thick larch boards and reinforced front panel of the nesting box - protection of the nest from predators

Nest boxes in garden

The nest box should last a long time. I use durable larch wood for building nest boxes. Larch wood is heavily impregnated with a water-repellent resin.
I advise against painting, as this makes the wood less breathable and more susceptible to rot. I prefer the original and proven method of hardening the surface of the wood by flame tanning. I then coat the wood with melted beeswax. I am a beekeeper and do not skimp on wax. The nest boxes smell wonderful and the wax preserves them well. Later you can treat the wood with sunflower oil, for example.

TIP FOR HANGING UP: If you don't feel like drilling holes in trees, I have a simple solution. A short board about 40-45 cm long is enough. Screw it to the back of the nest box - the so-called T (above). The T-board can simply be hung in the tree crown (between the branches).

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