nesting box

"Do you think they would mate, if we set up a nesting box for them?"

We both exist, one inside the other, like a set of nesting boxes.

They will lay 5 to 8 white eggs in a nesting box.

They put up nesting boxes, first on bridges, then buildings.

The female will spend hours inside her nesting box before eggs are laid.

"The female was in the nesting box making a scraping motion the other day," he said.

Cleaning out nesting boxes the other day he found evidence of his generosity.

To the east of the house was a dovecot with 662 nesting boxes.

No nesting box, nothing to play with, no food dish.

The mother hen had taken the other chicks into another nesting box and covered them.

The service has also place nesting boxes for wood ducks on several of the ponds.

This species will also nest in a nesting box.

I found two of them in the nesting boxes when I went to collect the eggs.

Fresh water and nesting boxes are also needed.

The original nesting boxes have been removed and the dovecote is used as a garden store.

Instead the nesting boxes were used to fill in gaps between wagons and boulder.

It was pathetic to see him anxiously exploring empty nesting boxes every morning.

These structures replaced old wooden nesting boxes and were readily accepted by the species.

It was here that Loren had built his nesting box, a barred cage for the birds' first weeks.

Starlings, squirrels, kestrels - they all use our nesting boxes.

The nesting boxes are more comfortable - they have solid plastic at the bottom and genuine bedding.

Their annual production is significantly increased by the placement of nesting boxes on refuge wetlands.

They go through a shredder and that shredded paper then gets used in the nesting boxes of the chickens."

He also invented the bird nesting box.