Wholesale Owl Box - Brown Nesting Box For Yards

Owl Box — Attract Wild Owls to Your Backyard The WildYard Owl Box gives Eastern Screech Owls, Northern Saw-Whet Owls, and Boreal Owls a safe, weatherproof nesting cavity — replicating the natural tree hollows they depend on. Once installed, owls provide silent, chemical-free rodent control every single night. Built for Real Owls • Interior cavity sized for small-to-medium owls (screech, saw-whet, boreal), and also welcomes kestrels, bluebirds and swallows • Thick cedar construction with a warm brown finish — natural insulation keeps chicks warm in spring • Rough-sawn, grooved interior for grip — owlets need traction to climb out and fledge • Built-in perch gives adults and fledglings a safe landing spot • Front entry hole sized to let owls in and keep larger predators out • Sloped roof sheds rain; ventilation gap and drainage holes keep the nest dry and cool • Easy-clean swing door: open, clean and refresh between seasons • Arrives pre-assembled with a bag of wood shavings and 6 mounting screws Natural Rodent Control Screech owls provide natural rodent control by hunting mice, voles, shrews, and large insects, helping maintain a balanced garden ecosystem without traps or poison. A breeding pair typically raises 3–5 owlets per year, with one owl family consuming hundreds of small animals throughout the season. To give your owl box the best chance of attracting residents, mount it 10–15 feet above the ground on a sturdy tree, pole, or shed near open fields, meadows, or woodland edges where owls can hunt easily. Position the entrance away from prevailing winds to keep the nesting area sheltered, ideally facing southeast in northern climates. Choose a quiet location away from bright outdoor lights and heavy foot traffic, and avoid dense branches directly below the entrance that could provide access for predators. Proper placement helps create a safe, comfortable nesting space that owls can return to year after year. No permit is required to install an owl box. Attracting owls to nest on your property is legal and encouraged. Screech owls and saw-whet owls are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, but a nest box is not regulated. Read MoreRead Less