How To Make A Sparrow Nesting Box, How To Make A Sparrow Terrace, Creative Garden Projects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- How To Make A Sparrow Nest Box, Sparrow Colony Nest Box, How To Make A Sparrow Terrace, Creative Garden Projects
Please see the link below for basic sparrow terrace nesting box plans.
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The link below is for a single nesting box for sparrows. This link from the RSPB does show entrance hole size.
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Brilliant video, easy to follow instruction and very helpful too. My project for the weekend. Thank you.
Much appreciated comment. Thank you and enjoy the building at the weekend.
Finalmente una descrizione accurata . Bravissimo
Many thanks for that comment, very nice of you. Thank you for watching, I hope you will make your own bird box.
It was helpful to watch you make the birdhouse. Thank you!
Thanks for that. It wasn’t the smoothest video with my helper but hopefully you got the idea.
Love it! Thanks for the upload, great news that it's occupied
Many thanks for watching. It really was good to see it getting used straight away. I think we now have 4 different types of bird boxes up, trying to do our bit to help out nature.
Hope you give it a try too.
Nice catch on the drill!
😂 my cat like reflexes. Thanks for watching
Great vid nice box uve made, im gonna have a go at one cheers
Many thanks, appreciate it. You should definitely build some bird boxes as they are pretty simple to build.
Thanks
Appreciated 👍
Excellent
Many thanks for your comment and watching the video, very much appreciated.
Wow
Awesome
Many thanks. 👍
Thanks for sharing . I wan to make a few . This yeAr
Glad you liked the video. You’ll need to get building quickly before nesting time😂
You'd have to take it apart to clean it out after nesting?
Hi. Thanks for watching and your message.
To clean out the nesting box you simply unscrew the front. That is how nearly all bird houses are cleaned.
All the best with your build 🌻
Do you have sparrows in them yet an can you hang this in a west facing sun
Hi thanks for watching and the message. Sparrows have been nesting in this house for the last couple of years but it’s a little bit early at the moment for them to be nesting yet.
I hung the box on the side of the house which is south facing but the other boxes are west or east facing.
I think so long as the box isn’t in an exposed position facing north then you will be fine.
Enjoy your build and watching the sparrows 🐣
Awesome, pls tell hole size
Hi. Thanks for messaging me.
The hole size is 32mm in diameter.
I have included all dimensions in the video, together with links in the video description.
Enjoy building your own nest box.
Thanks for reply, Can you write the dimension in inches, your voice is very low, may be my mbl is disturbed.
Actually I m new in social media, now I got description box, and read your dimension. Again thanks. God bless you
@@learnwithnikhill just looked it up. 32mm is 1.25inches. Hope that helps
@@learnwithnikhill Just seen this message. Glad you found everything you need.
My delayed response are due to time differences as just woken up again😂
Is the wood untreated?
Hi Paul.
Many thanks for watching and the message.
Yes, I would only use untreated wood for making a bird box. You don’t want to have any chemicals leaching out when the wood gets wet.
Enjoy your little project 🕊️
Have you had any bird nest in them yet ?
Thanks for asking. I’m happy to say there are now 2 boxes being used.
When i make them i leave a slope on the roof to stop water lodging.
Hi. Thanks for watching and your message, much appreciated.
Definitely worth the effort to slope the roof a little if the box isn’t going to tilt through fixings or surface it’s fixed to.
Keep up the good work 🌻
Not finding fault (no way) its just where i come from it rains a lot, an awful lot and i only make single nest boxes, so i was checking out yours to copy it and have a go. I liked your video very much, sorry, i should have elaborated on my first comment.
@@birdwatcher4147 No problem at all. Instead of cutting angles you can always add a small piece of lead or felt etc to the top so as to cover the top of the roof.
I kind of think that anything you make is going to be more enticing and weather proof than a natural nest 😀
How to hang it
Thanks for your message.
If you are putting it onto a brick wall then you will need to use a masonry drill bit to make hole, insert rawl plugs or similar. Screw through the back of the box and into the rawl pligs.
If fixing onto timber then you will only need to use screws to secure through the box and into the wood.