Why get complicated? Season after season, this delightful nesting box is a joy to behold and a breeze to maintain thanks to easy twist and slide front panel that also inverts for winter roosting. So easy to use, so easy to love, it turns birding into child's play! Rugged construction features 13/16" solid cypress and headed ring shank stainless steel nails. Sized for chickadees: 5 1/2" x 8" x 13", 1 1/8" hole.

What you see here is a classic case of top-down quality beginning with the distinctive Heartwood roof: copper-trimmed and shingled, with each shingle hand cut and stone washed, All Cypress construction with excellent drainage and ventilation and a convenient mounting paddle. 6" x 6" x 12", 1 1/4" hole. Pinion Green

Finally, a heated bird bath in wood! The cedar border encloses a 14 1/4" water pan. Stands 29" tall. The post is hollow to allow an electric cord to connect with the bottom of the water pan out-of-sight.

This great bird bath is made of cedar and includes a 17" removable, heavy-duty plastic pan. The pan is 1 5/8" deep. The bath is 22" in diameter, 8" high and has 3 plastic feet. Minor assembly required.

Birding by Ear is a unique and important new tool for birders. Now they can easily master one of the most useful and difficult field skills-the ability to recognize birds by their songs and calls. Just as my Field Guide shows what to look for, Birding by Ear points out exactly what to listen for to tell one bird from another. Birding by Ear: Western includes 90 common birds found west of the Great Plains, arranged in groups with similar vocalizations, including chippers and trillers, whistlers, name-sayers, and mimics.

Birding by Ear is a unique and important new tool for birders. Now they can easily master one of the most useful and difficult field skills-the ability to recognize birds by their songs and calls. Just as my Field Guide shows what to look for, Birding by Ear points out exactly what to listen for to tell one bird from another. As the Field Guide gropus birds by visual similarity, Birding by Ear groups them by acoustic similarity. Dick Walton and Bob Lawson have arranged 90 common species into 19 intelligible learning groups, such as...'sing-songers,' 'trillers,' 'name-sayers,' 'warbling songsters,' and many others. The entertaining and educational narrative does the same job as the arrows in my Field Guide, pin-pointing the precise differences between similar species. The songs...are a delight to listen to. Birding by Ear can enable anyone to become a better birder. It may well become as essential to your as your Field Guide and binoculars.

Control Mosquitoes the natural way! OBC (Organization for Bat Conservation) approved! Built to OBC specifications, based on over 10 years of research. Made of weather-resistant cedar and 3/4" exterior plywood (back). Interior nylon mesh for easy entrance. Ventilation slot for air circulation. 21" x 7" x 24" holds up to 600 bats.