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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostBack by popular demand...
Tit with identity crisis. (Filmed off the telly again - pah! technology!)
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Ta for the update
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How come the bird boxes in Aldi have a great big hole at the bottom? Is it a design feature or a design floor?Comment
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Closest image I could find :Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostHow come the bird boxes in Aldi have a great big hole at the bottom? Is it a design feature or a design floor?

But the gap is wider than the one above in the Aldi boxes.Comment
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According to the RSPBOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostClosest image I could find :

But the gap is wider than the one above in the Aldi boxes.
So sounds like shoddy workmanship.
They should:
- Be robust – they are out in all weather and need to be strong and fit for purpose
- Be waterproof – they need to be treated with a water-based preservative
- Have the correct hole-size – if too large predators will easily get inside and rain/wind will get into the box
- Be safe – no dangerous sharp edges, protruding nails or staples or unecessary fixtures or small gaps which may harm or trap birds
-Have good insulation – wood or woodcrete is usually the best material
- Have no perches
They should not:
- Be brightly coloured – the more inconspicuous the better
- Be made from flimsy material – many boxes fall apart when any weight is put inside
- Be too shallow – young birds could leave prematurely by falling out
- Be too deep - young birds may have problems getting out when they are ready
- Be too smooth on the inside – slippery material will also make it difficult for young birds to get out
- Have gaps – rain and cold air will get in and cause young birds to get cold and damp
Helping Birds, Build A NestBox For Your Garden Birds This Spring, How to, Where to and Why?Comment
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<presses imaginary 'like' button>Originally posted by k2p2 View PostDefinitely looking like the beginning of a nest!
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It's the little star on the left.Originally posted by Freamon View Post<presses imaginary 'like' button>
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Definitely looking good now. Seen both tits in and about the box, and definite nesting activity - lots of stuff being put in the box, then tit does a sort of pirouette with its wings spread to shape it.

Still doing the woodpecker impressions too - there looks to be quite a dent in the side of the box (front right on picture), but difficult to tell how deep it is.Comment
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