Solid Wood Nesting Box for Birds of Prey

Solid Wood Nesting Box for Birds of Prey – Econex

• ✅ Designed for the Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) and the Barn Owl (Tyto alba)
• ✅ Made from weather-resistant solid wood
• ✅ Available individually or in a pack of 8 units

Description

The Solid Wood Nesting Box for Birds of Prey – Econex is an effective solution for encouraging the nesting of the Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) and the Barn Owl (Tyto alba). These raptors play a crucial role in pest control by feeding on small rodents and insects, helping maintain the natural balance of ecosystems.

Constructed from high-strength solid wood, this nesting box is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and provide a secure shelter in both natural and urban environments. Its robust structure ensures a stable and long-lasting installation in forests, agricultural areas, nature parks, and reforestation zones.

Available Options

The Econex SOLID WOOD NESTING BOX FOR BIRDS OF PREY is available in two formats to meet different conservation needs:

📦 Purchase Formats:

• Individual Box – Ideal for conservation projects in estates, gardens, and small natural areas.
• Pack of 8 Units – Perfect for reforestation programs, biodiversity initiatives, and environmental organizations.

Technical Specifications

• ✔️ Material: Weather-resistant solid wood.
• ✔️ Dimensions:
  • Width: 31 cm.
  • Height: 26 cm.
  • Depth: 27 cm.
• ✔️ Weight: 3.82 kg.
• ✔️ Optimized Design: Spacious and secure nesting area for birds of prey.
• ✔️ Easy Installation: Can be mounted on trees, poles, or suitable structures.
• ✔️ Guaranteed Durability: Resistant to harsh weather conditions.

Installation and Maintenance

To ensure maximum efficiency and safety for the birds, follow these recommendations:

📍 Recommended Placement:

• Install in a high and protected location, preferably on a tree or a sturdy structure.
• Place in an area away from human disturbances and predators.
• Orient the entrance of the nesting box in a direction sheltered from wind and rain.

⚠️ Installation Recommendations:

• If mounted on a tree, secure it with a stable attachment system that does not damage the bark.
• In agricultural or open areas, it can be installed on tall poles to facilitate access for birds of prey.

🛠️ Maintenance:

• It is recommended to check and clean the nesting box once a year, preferably in autumn when the birds have vacated the box.
• Avoid handling during the breeding season to prevent disturbing the chicks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the benefits of the Bird of Prey Nesting Box?

It supports the conservation of birds of prey such as the Common Kestrel and the Barn Owl, helping to control rodent populations naturally and maintain ecological balance.

Which species is it suitable for?

It is specifically designed for kestrels and barn owls, which use protected cavities for nesting and raising their young.

Where should the nesting box be installed?

It can be placed in agricultural areas, forests, nature parks, and reforestation zones, as well as in private estates where encouraging the presence of birds of prey is desired.

What is the difference between the individual box and the pack of 8 units?

The individual box is ideal for personal projects or small conservation areas where a localized increase in raptor presence is desired. The pack of 8 units is designed for larger-scale conservation programs, reforestation efforts, and biological pest control initiatives, making it an excellent choice for environmental organizations, public administrations, and large agricultural estates.

How should the nesting box be installed?

It is recommended to place it in a high location, securing it to trees, poles, or sturdy structures. The entrance should be oriented in a sheltered direction to protect it from wind and rain, maximizing its effectiveness as a refuge.

What maintenance does the nesting box require?

To ensure long-term functionality, an annual cleaning once a year is recommended, removing old nesting materials and inspecting the structural condition of the box. Avoid any handling during the breeding season.