Halves come apart easily for an annual cleaning. Painted with eco-friendly green and cream camouflage and made with Schwegler's long lasting material that breathes like wood, but lasts 20 years or more.
1" hole, weighs 3 1/2" lbs.
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Green nesting ball for Wrens
Excellent product. It's hung and we're hoping wrens will soon make it their home.
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Wren nesting ball
Love this! I bought one as a gift and they loved it so much I decided to get one for myself. I also have another one from this company. VERY well made and easy to clean. I recommend it!
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Green Nesting Ball for Wrens Birdhouse
Got this along with the nesting pouch for small birds for our son's yard. This was quickly occupied and I hope with colder weather approaching that this very sturdy nesting ball will give some birds a safe space to roost.
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Wrens moved in immediately
Look like cannonballs, heavy, but popular right away.
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Wren Nesting Globe
Love the globe, wrens moved in quickly!
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Wren house Ball
I love this round, coconut like, bird house. Within a few days I had a family of wrens building a nest in the house, they had babies and no other birds were able to invade their home. Very sturdy, will last for years, I will be buying more of them. Thanks for a great product!
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Green Nesting Ball for Wrens Birdhouse
These have been amazingly successful for me! I had one with nesters the first year. I bought two more. I think what happened was they nested in one first, then raised a second family in another. Once I open them up to clean I will have a better idea. I need to buy other boxes from this German firm, they seem bullet-proof!
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Awesome Wren House
How do you get it apart? Love this style, as well as the brown ones! I have 3 styles, from kinsman! Great Schwegler houses! Thank you kinsman!Friends tell me, they never clean out their wren houses? So, what's the truth? Clean them out, or not? Who knows?! Thank you Kinsman!
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Wren house
Put the little house out, and lo and behold, our little chickadees are busy building their nest in there. Who knew?! So we'll see if later on, perhaps , the wrens will come.
