The gregarious nesting habits of martins will allow the builder to employ skill and imagination in construction. Important factors to consider are coolness and accessibility. A multi-storied apartment house will attract a colony of martins. The...
In the backyards and hearts of bird lovers across North America, Purple Martins occupy a unique and cherished place. East of the Rocky Mountains, for more than a century, these handsome, graceful swallows have nested almost exclusively in man-made...
This reader made more than one of these birdhouses because he was won over by the sound of music. Learn how to make this simple birdhouse. For years, Kevan Judah built birdhouses to welcome whatever birds came along. But that was before a...
Build a sweetie bird house with these free woodworking plans, all the little birds will want to make their home in this antique-inspired birdhouse. A bird house looks lovely hanging in a tree and it\'s so relaxing to watch as the birds enjoy their...
This is another very simple project when pre-cut pieces are used. All parts are cut from 3/4\" pine planking scraps. The bottom is held in place with two 1-1/2 long counter-sink screws. Use the diagrams to cut out all pieces to the specified...
Wrens find almost any sort of cavity good enough to suit their needs. Boxes of small size with horizontal slots for entrance are best. The slot opening permits this small bird to carry cumber- some nesting material more readily. Any partially...
Free BirdHouse Plans - Easy to Build woodworking plans. Learn How to build this decorative gazebo bird feeder. Do It Yourself with our bird feeder plans. Our platform bird feeder project plan contains 30 pages that include step by step...
This is a small and simple bird house suitable for the junior woodcrafter. Visit the USGS birdhouse specs page for information on how and where to mount the house and how to build your birdhouses to attract specific species.
THE three wren houses shown here may be used as the hanging type or placed on a post. The lumber is all 1/2 inch stock, either pine or cypress will do nicely. The house shown in photos 1 and 4 has one side fastened with screws for easy removal in...
This is the second type of bird table offered by Amateur Woodworker (the first one was in the previous issue). The advantage of this particular model is that you can easily put table scraps onto it, rather than the relatively expensive bird seed...
