Nesting Boxes
The term "bird house", "house" and "nesting box" all refer to the same products. Houses provide nesting sites for cavity-nesting birds. By cavity nesting, we are referring to birds that excavate their own nesting sites (dead branches, posts or trees) or use pre-existing cavities excavated by other birds.
Primary cavity nesting species (such as woodpeckers) excavated their own sites. Secondary cavity nesters (such as chickadees and wrens) rely on pre-existing cavities. Secondary nesters lack the ability to create their own nesting locations and will readily accept man-made housing.
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