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Yard & Landscaping, Backyard Birding, Birdhouses
If birds could talk as well as sing they’d ask for a birdhouse like this, with whitewashed wood siding and a real slate roof that withstands wind, rain, snow — just like they do on old barns dotting the rural landscape. The Whitewash Birdhouse has a 1-1/4" entry hole to attract nuthatches, titmice, wrens, downy woodpeckers, and chickadees.
- House backyard birds — many species eat insect pests
- Attractive design combined with functionality and convenience
- Durable materials and quality workmanship
- We also offer a coordinating
so attractive
By nita
from new pine creek, Or. on 5/2/2011
from new pine creek, Or. on 5/2/2011
Pros:
Attractive, Durable, One sweet treat for birds
Cons:
Slate roofs have problems
Best Uses:
Year Round
Describe Yourself:
Midrange Shopper
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Comments about Whitewash Birdhouse:
The slate roofs pre drilled holes do not line up and the screws were missing, had to pre drill our own holes, and a roof was cracked and glued back together. not good construction
No cleanout
By Rich from Stoughton, MA on 4/26/2011
from Stoughton, MA on 4/26/2011
Pros:
Attractive, Attracts The Right Animals, Durable, Easy To Setup
Best Uses:
Year Round
Describe Yourself:
Midrange Shopper
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Whitewash Birdhouse:
Great looking birdhouse, durable...but no cleanout