Nest box Trixie 5620, wooden bird nesting box, width 100 mm

Trixie 5620 wooden nest box is a compact nesting shelter designed for small cavity‑nesting birds. With a width of 100 mm, this nest box creates a protected interior space that supports breeding and nesting behaviour of species such as tits and finches. Constructed from natural wood, the box is intended for outdoor mounting on trees, posts or building facades and provides a sheltered microclimate against rain, wind and sun while helping to reduce access by common predators.

Advantages

The wooden construction offers natural insulation and breathability to maintain a stable internal environment for eggs and nestlings. A 100 mm internal width is suited to small passerines, and the compact size makes the box unobtrusive in gardens and parks. The simple design allows for secure mounting and easy maintenance while using materials compatible with outdoor exposure.

Suitable for

• Small cavity‑nesting birds such as tits and finches
• Garden, park or green‑space installation
• Enhancing local biodiversity and supporting breeding season

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood construction
• External width: 100 mm
• Suitable for small passerine species
• Outdoor mounting on trees, posts or vertical surfaces

How to use

Mount the nest box at a suitable height on a tree or post, preferably facing away from prevailing winds and heavy midday sun. Secure the box with screws or straps through the rear mounting plate or appropriate attachment points, ensuring it is stable and cannot swing. Place the entrance at a height and orientation that reduces visibility from predators. Inspect and clean the box outside the breeding season to remove old nests and debris; avoid disturbance during egg‑laying and chick rearing.

Usage recommendations

Position the box 2–4 metres above ground where possible, check annually for damage, and avoid using chemical treatments that could harm birds. If local species require a different entrance size or internal dimensions, select a model matched to native bird preferences.