This birdhouse has been designed for the Robin. Except for the Robin, you can also expect the Spotted Flycatcher and the Common Redstart to visit the birdhouse. For Robins you need to place the birdhouse in a well hidden place, on or near the ground (max. up to 1.5 m (4.9ft)) among dense bushes or vines therefore not in the direct sunlight or on the side catching the rain and an obstacle free approach route for the bird.

For the Spotted Flycatcher and the Common Redstart you need to hang the birdhouse on a tree or wall, at a height of 1 to 5 m (3.3 to 16.4 ft).

Fall is the best season to clean out the nesting box. During severe winter conditions, the nesting box offers shelter and protection to birds.

• 18mm thick walls which provide perfect isolation

• sloping roof, the water will flow off

• overhanging roof which protects from wind and rain

• ventilation holes to prevent from overheating

• four drainage holes in the bottom

• inner side is rough and the front side is provided with grooves to help the young birds to easily climb out of the nesting box

• sides enclose the floor to prevent water coming in