August Grove Birdhouses

Provide a haven for beneficial pollinators with this charming bumblebee and butterfly house . This home's unique design features a slanted roof with an extended overhang and includes a mounting peg for easy installation. This house will make a delightful addition to any outdoor space.

Create a safe haven for squirrels in your garden with this wooden nesting box. Generously proportioned, the house features entry holes on three sides and the underneath (perfect for the more inquisitive nut-gatherer) and is decorated with the silhouette of a squirrel at the front. A metal skinned roof completes this nest box, adding an extra layer of protection from the elements, and a metal hanging loop is fixed at the rear for easy siting on a screw or nail.

Help provide safe shelter for the bat population, with these large wooden roosting boxes. As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in Britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty, dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get, and in return, they will help to control a large range of garden insects. Bats need a range of roosting sites, including summer daytime roosts, winter hibernation nests, and breeding sites. You can help them find a suitable roost by putting up a simple bat box. Bats particularly need help as many of their roosting sites have been lost during recent years with urban development and encroachment on their natural habitat spaces. This large box is therefore perfect for bat families as the narrow entrance slot and strong timber will help to discourage predators and provide a safe space. It also features a landing strip for the bats to climb in and out of their custom-made shelter. When your bat box is sited, keep an eye out for common pipistrelles - they are one of our smallest bats, weighing the same as 10 paperclips, and are small enough to fit in a matchbox!

Help provide safe shelter for the bat population, with this large wooden roosting box. As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty, dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get, and in return, they will help to control a large range of garden insects. Bats need a range of roosting sites, including summer daytime roosts, winter hibernation nests, and breeding sites. You can help them find a suitable roost by putting up a simple bat box. Bats particularly need help as many of their roosting sites have been lost during recent years with urban development and encroachment on their natural habitat spaces. This large box is therefore perfect for bat families as the narrow entrance slot and strong timber will help to discourage predators and provide a safe space. It also features a landing strip for the bats to climb in and out of their custom-made shelter. When your bat box is sited, keep an eye out for common pipistrelles - they are one of our smallest bats, weighing the same as 10 paperclips, and are small enough to fit in a matchbox!

These natural and attractive bat boxes will fit into any garden, woodland, or house wall site. Made from high-quality durable timber providing longevity and excellent insulation. Bats need habitat as many of their roosts have been lost over recent years. The narrow entrance slot and strong timber help to discourage predators. As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in Britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get, and in return, they will help to control a large range of garden insects. Bats need a range of roosting sites, including summer daytime roosts, winter hibernation ones, and breeding sites. You can help them find a suitable roost by putting up a simple bat box. Ideally, place them in groups around three sides of a tree - bats like to move from one box to another during the day and from season to season as temperatures change.

This natural and attractive bat box will fit into any garden, woodland, or house wall site. It is made from high-quality durable timber providing longevity and excellent insulation. Bats need habitat as many of their roosts have been lost over recent years. The narrow entrance slot and strong timber help to discourage predators. As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get, and in return, they will help to control a large range of garden insects. Bats need a range of roosting sites, including summer daytime roosts, winter hibernation ones and breeding sites. You can help them find a suitable roost by putting up a simple bat box. Ideally, place them in groups round three sides of a tree - bats like to move from one box to another during the day and from season to season as temperatures change.