Bird'S Choice Recycled Plastic Wren Bird House

Overview

Bird's Choice Recycled Plastic Wren Bird House provides a safe, durable nesting site for wrens, chickadees, and other small cavity-nesting birds. Crafted from recycled poly-lumber made from reclaimed plastic and milk jugs, this maintenance-free bird house offers excellent protection for nesting birds while supporting environmental sustainability.

Key Features & Benefits

• Eco-Friendly Materials: Constructed from 100% recycled plastic (milk jugs and other reclaimed plastics)
• Lifetime Guarantee: Will never crack, split, fade, or deteriorate regardless of weather conditions
• Properly Sized Entrance: 1.125" entrance hole is perfectly sized for wrens and chickadees while excluding larger, competing species
• Large Roof Overhang: Provides protection from rain and direct sunlight
• Ventilation & Drainage: Built-in features ensure proper airflow and water drainage
• Easy Mounting: Includes hanging cable or can be mounted to post
• Made in USA: Manufactured with quality control standards

Specifications

• Dimensions: 8.75" L x 6.25" W x 6.25" H (dimensions may vary slightly by model)
• Entrance Hole: 1.125" diameter
• Weight: Approximately 2 lbs
• Material: Recycled poly-lumber
• Mount Type: Hanging or post-mountable
• Suitable Species: Wrens, chickadees, and other small cavity nesters
• Available Colors: Green (sea salt), blue (lake blue), yellow, and other options

How to Use

Mount the bird house 5-10 feet high on a tree, post, or building wall. Face the entrance hole away from prevailing winds and avoid direct hot afternoon sun when possible. Wrens prefer houses near brushy areas or garden edges. Install in early spring before nesting season begins. Clean out old nesting material each fall after birds have fledged.

Size

Interior cavity sized appropriately for wren nesting requirements

Care & Maintenance

Clean annually in fall after nesting season ends. Remove old nesting material, rinse with water, and allow to dry before next season. No painting, staining, or sealing required. The recycled plastic material is impervious to rot, insects, and weather damage.

Notes

Wrens are beneficial birds that consume large quantities of insects. The recycled plastic construction outlasts traditional wood houses by decades while requiring zero maintenance. Unlike wood, this material won't harbor mites or parasites between seasons.