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How I make Birdhouses that sell.
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Regular price$66.00 this is what I have used and was told that buyers use this in the marine industry.
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Referring to the hole for the bird entrance she says..."I'm not really sure where it goes in the end and I really like to see it as a whole". Not only is she skilled as a bird house maker but she's really good at puns too 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Four yeara ago I made 10 nest houses for sparrows and/ or chicka dees, etc -- small birds. I made mine out of cedar fence wood, which is about 5/8 thick and are glued and nailed together. One side swings up open to clean out. It has a small dowel to act as a perch below the opening. I got the plans from a bird house book. Each year I have beween 5 and 8 momma birds using them. I had a tray of molten bees wax for water proofing the top and sides. It is not necessary to coat the insides. It's a lot of fun sitting in a chair, watching the little birds at home doing bird stuff. And a short PS here -- I keep bees and do NOT poison flowers of any kind or kill insects that the birds need for food. Curses to all you Monsanto product users. Bob in Montana, where it is finally looking like spring....
@@andrewj99 pine boards typicically have more turpines than other wood species. Cedar has a smell that is unmistakable. But if one is worried about the aroma, store it in an unheated ( or uncooled) shed for 6 to 12 months. Fence boards from Home Depot can be wet from a mill and should be seasoned anyway so they can shrink to final width which will be around 5 1/2". The fence boards that I used were extras from someone's fence project. There was no smell except from being cut. Then I heated up a tray of bees wax to coat the outside before I nailed it together. These little nest boxes should last 10 years without falling apart and should never rot away. Pine will require a paint job every so many years. When I was a beekeeper, I had to paint my pine hive boxes about every 3 or 4 years. Bob
Thanks Bob, for all the great info! We need more support for our environment, and easier ways to stay natural without the chemicals they put in everything, mold and mildew killers in paint, the wax is a great alternative! Soaked into a fabric, that gives me some ideas! Oh, the knowledge we have lost!
@@andrewj99 as long as it is not treated, or moldy, most native woods such as cherry, basswood, aspen, oak, ash, or so many others, would be fine.
Nice job! I've made few for the yard here. The copper roof reminded me of a trick I've used. I take the thin tall aluminum cans (like from ice tea), cut the ends off, cut the length, then unroll it flat. I cut it into strips 1/4" wider than my steel ruler. I use the ruler as a form to bend up a 1/8" lip along each side, forming a shallow tray. I staple these next to each other on the roof. A piece without the lips bent in the center makes a ridge cap. When painted, it makes a fair approximation of metal roofing.
I also tried leaving the can flat and unpainted as a sort of tribute to the old "Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco" barns. It faded too much though.
cool idea. Love to hear what other people create! Thanks for subscribing, liking and sharing!!!
Nice video. Depending where the box is to be placed it is usually best to leave off the Perspex. The whole idea for nesting in a tree or box is that it is safe and birds especially when egg laying can be scared and permanently leave the eggs. Anything from other birds or blown up items in the air can spook them if they can see outside. Best left in the dark and cosy.
amen
THAT'S A TOP NOTCH BIRDHOUSE. OBVIOUSLY A LOT OF TIME AND THOUGHT THAT YOU PUT INTO IT INCLUDING THE COPPER CROWN ON TOP. WELL DONE MELANIE, THANKS FOR SHARING. 🇺🇸✌️👍🏻
Thank you for letting me know that you appreciate what I am doing. You can see it’s a lot of work. Thanks for liking and subscribing. It really helps my ratings in RUclips.
Makes a stronger build, the way you do it. Thinking ahead and designing accordingly. You are a good builder of bird houses.
That was really entertaining to watch. I am an engineer who is used to exact sizes and precise dimensions and admittedly I was sceptical at the beginning but was pleasantly surprised at the end result. Cheers Hendrik.
That's why it's hand built
Quality time and effort put in by you dear! From Adelaide, South Australia.
Similar to what is called battenboard and you did a wonderful job , looks really nice ! Couple tips ...work from the top down making your pieces as long as possible, less chance of leaks . Any overhang from the roof is a major plus . Any leak down the road needs to be avoided . 35 yrs. of framing custom homes has taught me that much . I'm not being critical , I hope you know that . Beautiful work ! Looking forward to your upcoming videos.
Thanks I didn’t see it as criticism and any help is help not just for me but for my viewers who do read the comments.
The joy of seeing a family of bluebirds move into one of the houses I built is satisfying. The western bluebird male's vibrant shade of blue is breathtaking....birds don't need a perch and in fact it makes it easier for predators to access the nestlings, though your bamboo is a great deterrent. The birds just hold onto to the hole to look around or peek out when inside which is very cute. You have some whimsical designs. I'm not sure that most birds will like having window, though. Cavity nesters usually prefer holes in trees that are dark and secure.
Good stuff to know. I should say that many people buy them because they like birds and art and they just leave them on a mantle inside of their house.
You're right. I made two that way and they never got used. Painted the glass a dark color and then they got used.
Love all your bird house designs! Amazing talent! Thank you sharing these.
I have personally watched this several times the last couple of years. I can't get enough so I keep coming back . There's just something so relaxing about watching you create a work of art . It makes me wish I was there by your side building one along side of you .
I very much appreciate your attention to my work and subscribing, liking and sharing!! It seems to make a difference with RUclips. Thank you again.
I must agree! You have a soothing voice and a great way of editing your videos! The slight sound of the mitre saw in the background when you are showing something that has been cut is, frankly, endearing LOL, I sound crazy but I’m loving it and I’ve liked and subscribed! I’ll share too🥳
@@VeryMaggs Thanks Maggie that all helps me with RUclips algorithms! I have tons of videos I hope you enjoy many more!!
A suggestion:before assembling, brush on a coat or two of Thompson’s Water Seal, on both sides. Helps protect bird house from deteriorating in wet climes. Polyacrylic water based varnish only eventually will peel off, leaving wood unprotected.
Thanks for the tip
That's a real des res bird palace you put together there Melanie. Only the poshest tweety birds may enter. 🐦
Best regards.
Melanie, this was lovely to watch. Thank you.
Watching you work is so relaxing.
When I watch woodworking channels I usually do it for straight info, I usually watch “bigstackD” or “post10” to relax but I have to add your channel into both categories now.
I love bird houses and I’m teaching my 11 year old daughter to build one. I have to show her this for the advanced stages.
Thank you for posting this.
She is building a basic rectangular, slant roof style one now. She wanted to put shingles on it so we are using popsicle sticks ends as shingles.
Popsicle sticks what an excellent idea I hope she has fun building her next birdhouse! Thanks for watching commenting subscribing and sharing
Very nice!
Two things I would have done different:
I would have run a batten horizontally along the end grain edge of the removeable bottom piece of the birdhouse, (on both sides) and butted the others up against it.
I would have also made that bottom piece about a quarter of an inch longer on each side so that the bottom of the plexiglass had something to rest on.
Nice job on the bird house. I am a woodworker and love to make bird houses and bird feeders. Take Care
The minute I saw you scribe the roofline on the ends I subscribed. That's a time consuming detail, but it's also a sign of quality. Good job.
It’s interesting that you mention that because people wonder why I charge what I charge for these bird houses and there you have it. Like what you said the details take time and let’s not forget all the sanding that happens after it’s cut. Thank you so much for being an observant viewer and commenting! Thanks for subscribing liking and sharing!!!
I just happened upon this video and I happy to have found it. Thank you for sharing your craft with me and others.
Thanks! And thank you for subscribing. It helps me immeasurably. Many more videos to come, 1 a week.
I think you are very talented. I love how every house is different and admire you for your daring use of colour and materials. Hmm, now i am thinking I could maybe do something like this …. Thank you for the video.
Go for it!!! Have fun
As a builder may I offer a few tips. You may benefit from doing pre - assembly on many of these parts - ie use a assembly line approach - make 20 of each board/batten or the walks - then you are just doing a final assembly. This of course is only a suggestion and if you enjoy making unique each time then I understand. You make great videos and I get little tips from your work. Cheers!
Thanks! Unique each time is a perfect description for 99% of the things that I make. Thanks for liking, sharing and Subscribing. It helps with RUclips's algorithms!
Those "natural" entry holes are a great idea ! They add a lot to the eye appeal.
😊👍
Thanks for liking and subscribing I really appreciate the support
Really nice work! Applying a coat of pre-stain before the stain would give an even more stunning result.
Thanks for the tip!! It helps me and my viewers
You need to build your self a bench hook. It will make cutting those small pieces a piece cake and also a cheap gent saw. I used these items very frequent and they make cutting small pieces safe and efficient. Thanks for the helpful video.
I like the bandsaw.
The machine is versatile and great for fast work.
Easy and usually safer to use than some o the other machines
Pleasure to see your handiwork
I am a professional Woodworker and Maintenance Carpenter.
Will be able retire any time , but I am at the top of my earning potential and
don’t really want to lol.
Do you find bird boxes a good market for you ?
Seems like. fun to design and a reasonable to build.
David
It is the safest of all the saws ✌🏼
Great job 👍👍you show real craftwomanship and I like the creative little things you added to it. Don't know what you charge for them, but I would say worth every penny. Thanks for sharing.
I sell them at festivals
I really enjoyed watching you build this house. I’m 64 yrs old and need something to make extra money when I retire.. I my build a few houses and see if they will sale. Great video my friend.
Great design and build. I really like the acrylic sides and the padouk caps you used to cover the ridge beam. The battens are a great touch also.
Thanks. I have a few more coming up soon. I love making a Bird houses and people seem to very much enjoy them.
Your video is so calming to watch, the music wonderful as well as your voice.
Love how the video is very detailed. Beautiful bird houses. Lucky Birds!
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I love your bird house. I also love all the unusual ones that you showed at the end of your video, they were very beautiful. The ones you are going to make will be lovely too. I’ve subscribed to your channel and I’m looking forward to many more videos from you Melanie. TFS with everyone. Please enjoy your week.
So happy to see and hear from people who see the beauty in the things that I make! Have a great day!
Thank you for your support. It’s very much appreciated.
I absolutely LOVE the viewing aspect of these houses. We are always looking for new and improved bird houses for the workers in our garden - the ones that do the insect control for us - and that is a very nice way to do it! 👍👍 (135,768 views on today, may 18, 2022 .. AWESOME work!) Bees wax + mineral spirits is something that I used to make as a side hustle - 'conjurer's wax', used by stage magicians for - I'm not going to reveal trade secrets 😉 Creators ROCK!
Thanks for your comm and support I appreciate it and I appreciate you subscribing and liking
C'mon, reveal what you could do with that wax! Or the secrets may be lost forever!
Really enjoyed following your creativity...
Lets build birdhouses with flair!
So much fun.
Thankyou!
That really is lovely but the one thig I would comment on is the order in which you put the various sealing layer on. E.g. I would mark where the 'front of house' battens go, then pop on the dark stain then pop the battens on in place. Note not to pait where you need to use your various glues of course. I would also consider putting at least one level of polyurethane (for the outside only!) on before assembly then the copper top and then finish off as you have.
But what a lovely set of birdhouses you make... beautiful indeed.
This may make some people angry but here goes. I am an artist first so subsequent to creating is construction, assembly and craft. When I create it happens one step at a time with not a great deal of insight to techniqic. Not all of things that I make follow this pattern. For example when I create table or chair. those need to follow a certain pattern like the height for example. Us artists look at things differently than technicians.
@@I-build-crafts 😂😂 your art is absolutely fine, in fact from what I see, absolutely lovely! But just popping the painting stage at the correct point would be a very logical step and help with the longevity of your art too... spot the higher price-value opportunity! 😉😉 Anyway, I look forward to picking up on more of your art sooner than later. Lovely stuff...
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Awesome, something new for the grangirls and papa to do this summer. that gets a thumbs up :)
Thanks for the thumbs up!!
I love the bamboo entrance. I will steal that idea. Thank you.
No stealing just sharing
Great hobby. Love making birdhouses! Nice work! 🤗
I love making bird houses and feeders, and I am lucky in that I have a well-appointed Woodshop to do this in. I love your board and batten house. It is so cute. The one suggestion I would have would be to create cross-ventilation, so the little birdies don't get overheated. I found the easiest way to do this is to cut the sides slightly shorter than necessary, and leaving the gap underneath the roof overhangs. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the suggestion. Please know these bird houses are not airtight, that is for sure. I guess those things don’t show up in the video, but there is an evaluation and clean out and a few other things that are more hidden I suppose. Thanks for liking sharing and subscribing.
Truly enjoyed your creativity! Saw it as much therapeutic fun as a money maker. Unfortunately for me, my previous job as a production Mgr mind kicked in and I had a couple of thousand produced in a week. Blew the whole concept of enjoyment.
That’s funny the one thing I am not is a manufacture, although some people think I should be that way I could never do that. For me it’s all about the art. Thanks for giving a comment and sharing and liking and subscribing it helps with the RUclips algorithms.
You're very talented, Melanie. Good work. I subscribed, and looking forward to seeing many of your tutorials. Thank you.
I found this video to be very relaxing and enjoyable to watch. Also, loved the birdhouse. Blessings.
Great job your bird houses are beautiful very nicely done! Tom R 😀
Thanks Tom I really appreciate you commenting and also liking what I’m making it means so much to me. If you haven’t already please subscribe that is another huge thing for the algorithms with RUclips!!!
I'm glad I'm not the only one with a garage sink that looks like yours!
Funny
Looks very well put together. The only draw back is whether it so airtight that it might get too warm inside and the chicks will suffocate. I usually just put together boards and leave a small triangle at the top and the sides not too tight so as to get a small amount of air through the house. Not criticism just an fyi. Looks good.
Thanks all advice is good
Excellent birdhouses!!! Very nice!! Well done!!!
Thank you and thank you for subscribing and liking my videos, it really helps me a great deal!!! cheers
Thank you for your video. I really enjoyed seeing the process and really loved the examples at the end. Keep up the great work!
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beautiful design on this birdhouse love all the details. i'm intrigued with that boat glue that you mention, will love to buy it and use that on my garden railroad, I build the houses and all details with my grandkids, now I have another idea tyo build with them, thank you so much!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting. I am thrilled that you’re going to try this with your grandkids. I get the glue from a company called gluestix.com
I just want to add incase you haven't read the other comments that epoxy is the strongest glue that I have ever used but if you've used it you know can be messy.
carlos alvarez. Use eirher Titebond III (3) or Gorilla glue. Both are watwr proof. The Gorilla expands as it cures and is tough stuff. Bob
I recommend you get an oscillating tool for some of your cuts. It replaces chisels and other cutting tools and you can get them with a triangle shaped sanding attachment that's very handy. You might need to set up a rest of some sort for your arms to hold it steady, but I make nice cuts with ours a lot remodeling old houses. You could use it instead of the hand saw you tried on the oak, for cutting little trim pieces. I would definitely want one for making bird houses.
Thanks for the tip! Thanks for liking sharing, and subscribing!
I love this. It is beautiful I’m sure the birdies will love it.
Thanks. I have to come. Please subscribe
I meant to say that I have more birdhouse videos and their creation to come. When you subscribe and hit notifications you’ll get automatic updates on my videos. Thank you for watching
Thank you beautiful work
Love it! I would only use two pieces of wood for the roof so that you could see the birds better.
wow. that's all I can say.....well, besides "you are amazing". Loved this video
Wow, thank you!
Nice job, lindo trabajo From Costa Rica
Thanks
I enjoyed your build. You are very creative. Here in California I would add some breather holes in the sides at the top. Thank You
Hmmmm good idea
I found this video relaxing and really enjoyable to watch...ty so much
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I have also been a luthier and am familiar with paduk. It makes a better guitar wood than used on bird houses, but maybe cusomers appreciate it as much as the birdies.
The color is beautiful that is why I use it. No other reason.
@@I-build-crafts You are correct-- it is beautiful wood. I have used it for what is called a bridge plate, glued under the inside of the sound board, the top of spruce wood that the guitar string ends contact when strings are in place. The guitar bridge is glued onto the outter surface that the strings contact. The wood is hard and very resonant, which gives a well made guitar its loud, punchy sound. Padauk is not seen from the outside, but by examining with a mirror, a guitar customer will know care and choice of quality woods was used. BTW, your bird houses are very beautiful. I know your customers appreciate them as well as the little birdies. Cheers, young lady, Bob
Those are some really awesome and unique houses! You're obviously very talented and creative! Love them!
Thanks for your support, liking, sharing and subscribing!!
I use pl400 and small brad nails for the outside. Cheap, waterproof and super strong.
Is p1400 a glue?
@@I-build-crafts Yes it's construction adhesive. PL400 about $7 a tube.
You have very beautiful work. I really enjoyed and can see your love for birds, Ty for sharing.
Thank you for your kind words for subscribing and liking I very much appreciate that
Good for you dear. Great "hands on " job for seniors.
I love your birdhouse I love that you can open it up to clean it out and I love the bamboo in the front
Thanks! I very much enjoy the spontaneity in creating them.
Love the attention to detail. Beautiful!!
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I usually glue a strip of bird wire or some twigs inside under the hole to help babies climb out when it's time to fledge
Thanks for the tip. I’m sure my views will love that! Thanks for subscribing
Wow! What a great video. Thanks for sharing.
You definately have your own style!
I'm a retired carpenter and I enjoy building birdhouse's too, it helps keep my mind occupied and gives me something constructive to do!
I get depressed if I sit around too long and my anxiety starts getting to me! I had a doctor give me pill's to take to calm me down, but that didn't last long, I didn't like the way they made me feel so I said to heck with the doctor and his pill's, I just have to stay busy, at the end of the day I like to know that I accomplished something positive and I get a good feeling knowing that I gave my feathered friend's a sturdy structure where they are safe from the element's and where they can raise their babie's in and in turn have them protect my garden from harmful insect's, they're happy and I'm happy lol! 😁
My original reason for commenting was that copper ridge cap, I wanted to bring it to your attention that those brad nail's you used will most likely leak after a while, you should seal them from the underside before you nail them! I'm not try'ing to criticize your work or anything, I just wanted to point that out to you!
I enjoyed your video, you have a creative mind and that's a good thing!
God Bless You!
Michael Sullivan
Hi Mike. I totally get the staying busy process. The Lord never meant for us to be idle in my opinion Rest yes but not idle.
I never thought about the nails leaking. Actually I see my bird houses as sculptures first and function second. I am an artist first and builder second. You may be the opposite of that.
In any event I’m glad you are enjoying my videos. Subscriptions, likes and comments help me grow this channel!! Lord bless you too. Melanie
@michaelsullivan9342
I swear we are related; I paint wall murals and upcycle stuff to stay busy. No joke I turned my husband shop into a medieval castle with faux looking iron bars and big old blacksmith rivets. The walls I made like a log cabin and the logs look realistic. My mind doesn’t shutdown, just plagued with ideas..I swear I can look at something and an idea comes in my head, I have to write it down because my head just explodes with ideas. My 2 best friends since 1976 every time one of them have moved they always ask me what would I do with this room or the back yard. When I was young I wanted to go to interior decorating school but my dad talked me out of it by telling me it required a lot of heavy lifting. I am self taught but I really wish I would have followed my heart.
You do beautiful works of art very gifted thank you for sharing I enjoy watching
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great way to use scrape wood! enjoyed watching and motivative
Very cute, nice work. !!!!! WOW SO AMAZING.
Thank you for your response
I hope you one day create a business where your birdhouses are available for purchase outside N Carolina
You do beautiful amazing work
I have been thinking about selling a few things online I will post it and one of my social media‘s when I get to that place but thank you so much for your interest. Perhaps you could follow me on Facebook but I would post it.
Very nice
The best glue I’ve used for those kinds of project has gorilla glue. It’s impervious to water and glue wood to block walls with gorilla wood. We can’t do another woods and gorilla was not that expensive spot six dollars a bottle.
Beautiful bird house🕊🐦
Thanks for liking and subscribing. I will continue to make more interesting projects. I am in the process of making small birdhouse that are not as detailed but are more affordable.
You are totally Awesome, the detail, the love you put in these. I enjoyed this video so much. Thankyou for all the information and May God Bless You Richly❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! Very much appreciated !
This is really a very unique birdhouse. I love the idea and the finished product. As a beginner myself I have a couple questions?
Should it have ventilation and drainage holes?
Are any of the finishes or glues toxic to birds?
What type of birds does this attract?
Does the plexiglas warp, yellow or soften in sunlight?
Do you have a measured plan for this house?
How do you hang or mount it when finished?
Hi and thanks! I am not a bird expert but rather a wood worker and artist. But some people have lots to say about the designs and builds of bird houses and have made several comments that include answers to your questions. These are my thoughts: I think the very structure of my birdhouses have ventilation with no extra holes, they are not air tight. As for glues and finishes once dry they are not toxic. Some say the hole size is relevant to the type of bird that uses the house, I think that the bird type is relevant to the type of birds you have in your area which depends on the type of climate, food and safety in your area.
Plexiglass does not wrap or soften and you can buy glass that has a UV anti fog and anti yellowing quality, depends on what you want to spend.
I always tell people that I am an artist first and learned to build through experience and observation. There are no plans so I move through a build starting with an architectural design in my mind.
As for hanging, I instruct people to sit them on a post that is on a secluded porch under cover. This way you can watch the babies grow. The presence of dogs and children may not attach birds. Some like to hang them from a beam under the roof structure of a porch, you can attach and eye hook to the top of the birdhouse as long as you have built in a strong ridge beam. Hope this answers your questions. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Beautiful, lucky 🐦
Thank you
Nicely done, the embellishments all add, your creativity is an inspiration and a nod to your Creator.
In His Shalom
Great video, it can be a hobby that makes money!
Yep, thanks for your support
Great video, I'm physically challenged and just starting to tinker with woodworking.
I’m glad my video can help in some way.
Wow craftsmanship at its best
Outside the box. Thank you.
Enjoy your work thanks for teaching us plus love the music great presentation
Thanks for watching and I appreciate your compliments! Thanks for subscribing it really helps
Amazing work, one video I watched suggested carving grooves Into the Interior of the box to give the birds a grip when climbing out , I'm not sure if you did that apologies if I missed it..
Beautifully crafted pieces
nope I didn't do that. Good idea though.
Try some Ammonia on a copper scrap and see if that ages the copper. I use high-gloss spar varnish to seal my outdoor wood projects unless I’m using western cedar for the project. I also use deck screws as they don’t usually rust as do common wood screws or nails.
Thanks for the tips
Thats a wonderful birdhouse.Congratulatios. Best wishes from Germany
Thanks from Germany - I love Germany, it is very beautiful!
Bravo! Love the background music too.
Thanks
Well done video! Love the music too.
thanks Melanie Be Blessed
Thank you for commenting and subscribing!! Lord bless
Very nice!
Hi Melanie, I really enjoyed your video and you do beautiful work. I found myself clenching my teeth a few times as it seemed that your hands came very close to the blades of your saws. My Dad lost a fingertip once when a knot in the wood pulled his hand into the blade. I realise that you are working with smaller pieces so, it’s not easy to keep hands away. It’s just an observation, not to be critical. A very interesting demo!
I appreciate any thoughts and comments other viewers learn from comments. I am very careful but accidentals do happen. I have been blessed to not have had any severe problems. I am glad you enjoyed my video please like and subscribe and share. It really helps me continue to make art and videos.
That's really cool I wanna try to build some bird houses for extra income
I think your tenants will be happy with their new house.
Try using a comb to hold the brad nails instead of pliers, It is thinner and seems to work better.
Great tip thanks
Super job. Learned a lot on those roofs from you. Thanks
Thanks I’m a teacher at heart
Very amazing work
Fabulous! What a talent!
Thanks I hope you have subscribed I’ve got lots more to show you.
Good job good job looks really well
Amazing birdhouses!!
I like the scripture!!! God Bless you! Praise Jesus!
Keep up the nice work. All the best to you.
Thank you very much!
The end result is a decent looking birdhouse.
Might I suggest leaving some holes and gaps for airflow and ventilation?
I'm very poor and I live with little to no accommodations and I can assure you it gets very hot in the summertime.
I'm just trying to imagine what that would be like for a baby bird.
The design you're using while it is nice looking is modeled after a dwelling for a human.
Humans build homes in the way that we do to keep the elements out because we tend to use things like air conditioning.
But then again if this thing is going to be hung in a tree then it'll probably get plenty of shade sorry ignore this post.
Just thinking out loud.
Yes ! She does a great job. I always put vents in mine. And in corners of floor as well. “Incase” while hanging it gets water in it from a hard rain. It can drain and dry.
@@FloridaGirl-
I didn't even think of drainage.
Another good point that I didn't even consider.