WPBBH Standard Bluebird House,Brown

A pair of bluebirds was attempting to nest in our mailbox, which is for obvious reasons not a great candidate. I felt so bad that they were struggling to find a nesting area that I bought this and mounted it to a tree in our backyard. I made sure it was facing the same direction as the mailbox and the correct height. Low and behold, only a couple hours later the bluebird couple had found the birdhouse and started building a nest. So lovely to look outside and see them from the kitchen window.The product I received was good quality, made in the USA. You can open it by lifting the bottom of the top piece. A small metal piece can be rotated to keep it in place. When open there is a spot in the middle of the birdhouse for a screw, and there is another spot easily visible on the bottom portion of the birdhouse (so two screws to hold in place).

This is so much fun. These birdhouses are perfect. They meet the Audubon Society standards for bluebird houses, they do have easy opening access for cleaning and they mount very easily on a pole. They are made of cedar and are of good construction.

Bought these to replace old bluebird houses that had been damaged over the years. Pleasantly surprised to see how well-made they are for such a reasonable price. Easy to install, as well.

Really nice, but it needs to have two screw attachments. With one, a raccoon was able to rotate the box and empty it of baby birds. It also says "easy" cleaning, but I have yet to determine how to get into it without dismantling.....

This seems to be solidly built. Easy to open for cleaning. I put it up in hopes to attract blue-birds near our large field. Swallows moved in instead. That is fine too. they are happy and raising young. Would defintely order another of these birdhouses in the future.

Buyer beware...we purchased a six pack of these birdhouses because they claimed to be cedar and I believed we couldn’t build them as cheap as we could buy them. Five of six were made in China, one was made in the US. (See pic 1) The five Chinese houses were a bit slapdash; assembled with a stapler and falling apart. At least the dimensions are correct. The lone American house came in its own bag with the roof not assembled. I put them back together with brass screws (see pic 2) so I hope they’ll hold up for a few years.

Not cedar, no rustproof screws just staples. Staples pulling apart upon arrival. I'll have to paint the pine wood, add screws and drain and ventilation holes. Do not waste your money, spend a few dollars more and get something that will hold together.

Want to attract blue birds to my yard