Birdhouse ‘Mignon’ for our little Robin

Help control caterpillars and insects by installing a nest box in a quiet location.

Thanks to its large opening, this nest box is ideal for robins, spotted flycatchers and other semi-cavity-nesting birds that prefer semi-open nest boxes.

These birds usually nest in cavities in walls or trees or under hedges. However, like many other species, they are increasingly struggling to find natural nesting sites. Hang the nest box between 1.5 m and 2.5 m (5 to 8 feet) above the ground, slightly sheltered by shrubs or climbing plants.

Cleaning is carried out through the entrance opening.

The nest box is made from French Douglas fir for the roof and French spruce for the body. The wood has a thickness of 15 mm. This thickness, combined with the extended roof overhang, effectively protects young birds from bad weather.

Birdhouse construction:

• Roof: French PEFC-certified Douglas fir
• Body: French PEFC-certified spruce
• Hanger: stainless galvanized steel

These woods, naturally rot-resistant, withstand time, insects, and weather without any treatment. They require no additional products.

The wood is slowly air-dried: no deformation and no extra energy consumption from artificial drying.

Did you know?


• A birdhouse helps compensate for the lack of natural nesting sites such as hollow trees or old walls.
• In spring, birds build their nests inside the birdhouse. In winter, they use it as shelter from the cold.
• A brood consumes around 500 insects and caterpillars per day!