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Nest box Trixie 55850 — wooden bird nesting box, 150×280×140 mm
Nest box Trixie 55850 — wooden bird nesting box, 150×280×140 mm
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Nest box Trixie 55850 — wooden bird nesting box, 150×280×140 mm
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Nest box Trixie 55850 — wooden bird nesting box, 150×280×140 mm
Nest box Trixie 55850 — wooden bird nesting box, 150×280×140 mm
Trixie 55850 is a wooden nest box designed to provide a sheltered nesting site for small garden and wild birds. With external dimensions of approximately 150 × 280 × 140 mm, the box offers an enclosed cavity suitable for common cavity‑nesting species. The product is constructed from natural wood, intended for mounting on trees or posts and allows seasonal opening for inspection and cleaning. The design emphasizes basic protection from weather and predators while offering a stable place for breeding and roosting.
The wooden construction provides natural insulation and a breathable environment that helps regulate temperature and humidity inside the nest. Dimensions and shape are suited to a variety of small bird species, and the simple, sturdy design ensures easy installation on vertical surfaces. The nest box can be opened for cleaning and inspection, supporting hygienic maintenance across seasons. Materials and assembly are intended for outdoor use in gardens, parks, and natural areas.
Choose a quiet location 2–4 metres above ground where the nest box faces away from prevailing winds and direct strong sunlight. Secure the box to a tree trunk, post, or mounting pole using corrosion‑resistant fittings; avoid driving screws through the cavity itself. Place the entrance at an appropriate height for the target species and ensure the box is stable and level. Open the cleaning panel outside the breeding season to remove old nesting material and inspect for damage. Do not disturb active nests during the breeding period.
Inspect the nest box annually for structural integrity and signs of wear. Clean out old nesting material in late autumn or winter, and replace or repair any damaged parts before the next breeding season. Position the box where it is sheltered from prevailing winds and predators, and consider adding a predator guard on the mounting post if required.
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