SunGrow Natural Coconut Shell Bird House, Small
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The SunGrow Natural Coconut Shell Bird House is the perfect eco-friendly bird-feeder for your garden or bird cage. The 100% natural coconut husk’s textured opening encourages birds to climb inside the hideaway to relax or play. The hanging loop allows for easy installation and gives your cage a tropical island inspired feel, while the natural material will blend in perfectly to your garden or yard. Coconut shells are extremely durable in all weather conditions and will never grow mold or get rusty, making this a great long-term home for your feathered friends. Enjoy a little bird watching with this simple and natural home.
Key Benefits- Made from 100% natural coconut husk, this bird home is extremely durable and won’t rust or grow mold.
- Can be used inside your bird’s cage for a tropical addition to his home, or outside to encourage birds into your yard.
- Use the hollowed space to place bird seeds or treats and watch your feathered friends play, cuddle, and exercise their beaks.
- Hanging loop makes it easy to set up this home and get right into the fun of watching your birds enjoy their new environment.
- This bird house is about 5-inches in diameter and has an opening of about 2-inches—perfect for finches sparrows, robins, and parakeets.
Includes a hanging loop for easy installation.
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Item Number140267
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Dimensions12 x 8 x 5 inches
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Bird TypeFinch, Canary, Wild Bird
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MaterialCoconut Fiber, Rope
SunGrow Natural Coconut Shell Bird House can be installed inside your home, just outside your glass window, in your bird’s cage, or outdoors. If you plan to hang it outdoors, ensure that you have drilled a small hole in it so that post rainfall, the excessive water is drained.
Bird House has an opening diameter of 2.5” (6.3 cm), the closing coconut shell diameter is about 4.5” (11.4 cm). It comes with a 4” (10 cm) rope.
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Perfect for your pet
By Cassie on Dec 30, 2020
I love it. Came in just as i thought it would. It’s cute and works great!
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Love at first sight
By RottieMom77 on Jul 18, 2020
I bought two of these one was intended for my garden and the other for my daughters two parakeets. One was broken a bit at the entrance but the birds do not mind. One of the parakeets loves it so much she wouldn't share so I was happy that I had an extra. I highly recommend this product. The birds absolutely love it and have been playing in it and on it since we put it in their cage.
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Homes for nesting birds
By Cactuscat on Nov 27, 2020
I got a few for the rest of the flock that comes looking for lodging. Awesome
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Didn’t look like picture
By Sisu344 on Jul 2, 2020
...and the hole is smaller than I pictured. Clearly the budgie was photo shopped in. The hole is also low. My little Lovebird has not gone near it. I think the hole is too small. It didn’t even come with a hook. I had to add a toy that already has a hook.
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Not worth it
By Myranda on Aug 1, 2020
Didn’t come with anything to hook onto the cage, a lot smaller than it seems and way overpriced for what it is, pretty much a rip off.
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Much Too Small
By FinchLover on May 8, 2020
Advertised as 4.5" Diameter. This thing is barely 3" in diameter. Even a baby finch would be hard pressed to squeeze in there.
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Finches love coconut shell
By Bones on May 7, 2020
My little finches love these coconut shell nests. I have several in a large cage and they go in each one.
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To small for bird
By CoopersFamily on Jan 29, 2020
It was a small coconut very odd shaped birds could not get In - but I just got back on chewy and found an amazing one for the both of the with a bridge- they love it and it was here in 24 hours !
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Not sturdy enough for hookbills like lovebirds!
By Lynn on Nov 22, 2019
On the advice of a lovebird breeder, I purchased 10 of these coconut bird houses for my lovebird pairs. To begin with there are no hooks with which to hang these shells. Secondly, the rope used to hang them is easily chewed by lovebirds, which all pairs but one have done. The nests all ended up at the bottom of the cages. The shells themselves are very nice and as pictures, but I have to figure out how to make them usable now that the rope is gone!
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Really Cute
By AnimalLover on Jan 6, 2020
My little finches don't know what to do with it. I had to put the old, dirty house back in until I find another option. Or, maybe I should just buy more birds. Hmmmmm.
