Woodstone® Madrid Swift Nest (Entrance in Floor)

Additional information

Stock code

90617

Dimensions (b x h x d) (cm)

38 x 22 x 26

Inner Dimensions (b x h x d) (cm)

28 x 17 x 17

Weight (kg)

6

Colour

Grey/Black

Material

Woodstone®

Wildlife (species)

Swift

Wildlife (general)

Swift

Description

Description

This nest box as the name suggests it suitable for the Swift. Swifts see our buildings as substitute “rockeries” where they would breed in a natural habitat.

The population of these birds has declined since the 1970s and all three species are now on the Amber List of Birds of Conservation Concern. Property maintenance and renovation often denies access to these birds, so providing a specially designed nest box is a practical way of helping the species and may be a condition of planning consent.

Siting

Decide where the nest box will be sited, and then fix the metal bracket to the wall. The nest box then just slides over the bracket holding it firmly. This also makes it easier to mount a camera in this box as there is a sizeable hole in the back where the plate fixes.

Hang the nest boxes preferably directly under a roof overhang or gutter. Hanging a number of boxes together is an advantage as swifts nest together as a colony. Enusre the nest box is not pointing into direct sunlight. No nesting material needs to be added.

Maintenance

Swifts are very clean so the box does not need cleaning unless it has been used by other species. Periodically check the fixings to ensure they are still firmly attached.

Please note: colouring may vary.

Additional information

Stock code

90617

Dimensions (b x h x d) (cm)

38 x 22 x 26

Inner Dimensions (b x h x d) (cm)

28 x 17 x 17

Weight (kg)

6

Colour

Grey/Black

Material

Woodstone®

Wildlife (species)

Swift

Wildlife (general)

Swift

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Description

This nest box as the name suggests it suitable for the Swift. Swifts see our buildings as substitute “rockeries” where they would breed in a natural habitat.

The population of these birds has declined since the 1970s and all three species are now on the Amber List of Birds of Conservation Concern. Property maintenance and renovation often denies access to these birds, so providing a specially designed nest box is a practical way of helping the species and may be a condition of planning consent.

Siting

Decide where the nest box will be sited, and then fix the metal bracket to the wall. The nest box then just slides over the bracket holding it firmly. This also makes it easier to mount a camera in this box as there is a sizeable hole in the back where the plate fixes.

Hang the nest boxes preferably directly under a roof overhang or gutter. Hanging a number of boxes together is an advantage as swifts nest together as a colony. Enusre the nest box is not pointing into direct sunlight. No nesting material needs to be added.

Maintenance

Swifts are very clean so the box does not need cleaning unless it has been used by other species. Periodically check the fixings to ensure they are still firmly attached.

Please note: colouring may vary.