Owl – Woodpecker Birdhouse
It has a 7″ by 7″ floor (inside dimensions), 16″ floor to ceiling (inside front), 2 1/2″ diameter entrance hole located 14″ above the floor (to top of hole) and ventilation openings in the floor and under the roof.

Drilling countersunk pilot holes in primary and regular pilot holes in secondary work pieces reduces a tendency for wood to split and makes for easy assembly in minutes with a power or hand held screwdriver.
The back wall panel extends beyond both top and bottom to provide for mounting holes (usually to a tree or post) and a third mounting hole can be drilled inside the box just under the roof. Stagger these holes so that all are not in line along a single wood grain which can weaken and cause wood to split.
Installations out of reach and further should be installed and maintained by professionals with the right equipment and experience: carpenters, electricians, line workers, etc.
Other Woodpeckers, Owls and Starlings might use this box.
Birds that Nest in this Birdhouse
Owl Woodpecker Birdhouse

It has a 7″ by 7″ floor (inside dimensions), 16″ floor to ceiling (inside front), 2 1/2″ diameter entrance hole located 14″ above the floor (to top of hole) and ventilation openings in the floor and under the roof.

Drilling countersunk pilot holes in primary and regular pilot holes in secondary work pieces reduces a tendency for wood to split and makes for easy assembly in minutes with a power or hand held screwdriver.
Pilot holes in both primary and secondary work pieces reduces a tendency for wood to split and makes for easy assembly with a power or hand held screwdriver in minutes.
Installations out of reach and further should be installed and maintained by professionals with the right equipment and experience: carpenters, electricians, line workers, etc.
Other Woodpeckers, Owls and Starlings might use this box.
Birds that Nest in this Birdhouse
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