Bubble Nest - Birdhouse

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An enchanting and artistic birdhouse to adorn balconies or terraces, as well as a haven for these adorable creatures to take a well-deserved rest. Embrace nature! Some species of birds build their nests in tree branches and bushes, while others only reproduce in cavities; during spring and summer, these birds are not found in areas lacking nesting nooks. The installation of artificial nests allows the return of these species, barely present in these areas due to a lack of nests. The most suitable time for installing Bubble Nest is autumn, as well as winter, before the breeding season begins. Installing it ahead of time lets some birds discover the nest just in time to occupy it for the cold seasons and then use it in spring for reproduction. Later installations are better suited for migratory birds like hoopoes, Eurasian wrynecks, redstarts, and flycatchers, as they use the nests from April. Bubble Nest should be placed in peaceful and bright spots, out of reach of curious onlookers and cats. You can also place multiple nests near each other, perhaps using the many colors of filament available! If you have a garden, you can hide them in tree branches, securing them firmly while leaving the entrance accessible. If you live in the city, you can place it under the eaves or on the balcony above. Don't put any materials inside; if needed, the birds will arrange their own. To facilitate hatching, you can add a handful of sawdust at the bottom, but nothing else is necessary. The nests should be cleaned annually by the end of September, or they won't be used by birds in the next breeding season. To avoid abandoning the brood, observe as little as possible and only if absolutely necessary! Bubble Nest is an "open box nest" suitable for flycatchers, robins, white wagtails, redstarts, wrens, and blackbirds. It's essential to know the habits of various species you want to attract to the nest. Autumn and winter months are ideal times for installation; placing it near some feed (supermarket feed is fine - no breadcrumbs) will facilitate identification by birds. Designed by Serena Fanara