Vivid Arts D-Letterbox Birdhouse - Red

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Birds are a cheerful and entertaining presence in a yard. If you're short on feathered friends or would like more of them, a wood birdhouse could bring them your way. It's simple to hang one from a tree branch—if you have a tree, that is. When no tree is available, you'll need to install a birdhouse post and attach the house to it. Follow these steps to learn how to install a birdhouse post. Ideal for anyone who loves birds and nature. This robin nest box is designed to resemble a traditional English letter box in stunning post box red. Designed to be hung against a tree, fence or post whilst protecting little birds from natural predators.

TRADITIONAL POST BOX DESIGN: this post box bird nest house is designed on a traditional English letter box. Stunning Red and Gold lettering. This beautiful birdhouse designed to look like a traditional British post box will make a great home for the birds in your garden. The post box nest box is made from long-life UV-stabilised resin which is frost proof so it can be left out all year round.

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PERFECT FOR SMALL BIRDS: This bird home is ideal for small garden bird species including robins, ****, sparrows, wrens, and finches, plus many other small garden birds. Ensure the birdhouse pole is standing straight by aligning the level to one side and adjusting as needed. Allow the concrete to harden and cure for 24 to 48 hours. Step 4: Drill holes into the birdhouse Ideal for blue tits, coal tits, wrens, sparrows and finches. This durable post box bird house helps keep them safe throughout winter, ensuring that they're warm and happy. Make sure your little feathered friend is kept cosy in this post box bird house.

Approximate Size: 21 H x 14 W x 10D cm. Wrenbury is a UK brand with emphasis on customer service and satisfaction. Our aim is to provide quality products to our customer base with superb customer care.Using the carpet knife, cut off any portion of the cardboard form that protrudes over the cement. Cover the cement and the surrounding area with dirt, then cover with pine needles or mulch. Pour about one-third of the concrete mixture into the hole, place the birdhouse pole on top and use the trowel or spoon to surround the pole with the remaining concrete.