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Northern Saw-whet Owl, Aegolius acadicus
Even if this species breeds in mixed or deciduous forests, it is also found in parks, in gardens, in backyards of urban and semi-urban areas. This owl is nocturnal and hard to find because of its small size. It is the smallest of owls in the Northeast. Putting up a Birdhouse makes it easier to observe this species during the breeding season that extends from April to late May.
Birdhouse for Northern Saw-whet Owl
This birdhouse is delivered with a bag of wood chips and two instruction sheets for this species. The Northern Flicker and occasionally the Common Grackle can occupy this shelter.
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$50.00
Technical aspects of our bird houses
- Slanted roof that prevents exterior drainage
- Entrance diameter adapted to each species
- Protection against all predators
- Wood chips (if required)
- Metal hanger
- Opening for maintenance of bird house
- Latch for side-opening cleaning door
- Ventilation, drainage and interior space adapted for each species
- Space for ventilation
- Grip interns to facilitate the access to the exit
- Literature come with each nest box