Showing posts with label wood duck house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood duck house. Show all posts

Get Ready for SPRING!

Song birds and waterfowl will be returning to the Northland soon.  Why not enhance your backyard by providing a home for these feathered creatures?
Wille Logging has cedar boards available for making your own duck and song bird houses and feeders.
$10/piece....Cedar  1" x 10" x 8'
$12/piece....Cedar  1" x 12" x 8'
 
If you are not a wood worker, Wille Logging also has ready-made bird houses and feeders available.
$40  Wood Duck Nest Box
See more photos of this nest box HERE.

$15  Blue Bird Nest

 $15  Oriole Feeder
model bird and orange not included

Lawn & Garden Inventory

We have a huge selection of ready-to-go lawn & garden items on hand:
Picnic Tables
Wood Duck Houses
Bird Feeders
Trellises
Sign Boards
Taxidermy Mounting Boards
Bluebird Houses
Oriole Feeders
Extra-Large Compost Bin
Landscape Timbers (cedar, oak, treated pine)
Raised Garden Bed Timbers (cedar, oak)
Cedar Fence Posts
Fireplace Mantels
Compost Bin
Bench-Tables
some Trellises
some Fish Mounting Boards

Wood Duck Nest Box

Cedar Wood Duck House $40*
*sales to MN residents must apply 6.875% MN sales tax
Call for shipping rates
Each Wood Duck House is built to specifications recommended by the Department of Natural Resources.
Features a removable top for yearly cleaning.
Note the inner wire mesh which allows the ducklings to climb up to the entrance when they are ready to leave the nest.
Wood Ducks require some minimal bedding to be added to the bottom of the box before they will choose it for a nest. Sawdust, dried leaves, wood chips, or dried grasses work well. Do not add enough to raise the level of the nest, though, or raccoons will be able to reach the ducklings through the entrance.
Cedar naturally achieves a silver gray patina once exposed to the elements, which allows it to blend well with the landscape. Each Wood Duck House is crafted from Northern White Cedar by students at Warroad School. Wille Logging provides lumber to the woodworking classes at cost and agrees to buy back specific projects. The students divide their profits according to letter grades.
6-1-10 Wood Ducks have already nested for this year. This is a great time to hang your nest boxes for next season!