Double nest for window swallows

In the shape of a ball with an entrance hole at the top, the nests should be placed under an overhanging roof, the edge of a window, or the underside of a balcony, next to each other.

Indeed, swallows are gregarious birds that nest in colonies, so we recommend installing several nests at the same time. The window swallow frequents urban areas and is distinguished from the barn swallow by its white rump, black-blue-gray plumage, and all-white belly.

Tip: To avoid the inconvenience and mess caused by droppings, simply install an anti-soiling device under the nests. The droppings collected in this way also serve, in small amounts, as an excellent natural fertilizer for your garden.

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Why install birdhouses?

The scarcity of natural nesting sites (hollow trees, holes in buildings or under roofs, etc.) is a significant obstacle to the reproduction of nesting birds in our gardens. Thus, tits, nuthatches, treecreepers, and redstarts struggle to find a place to build their nests.

To address this issue and contribute to the protection of these birds, you can install birdhouses in your gardens or on your buildings! They provide valuable assistance to these species.

The birdhouse models we offer, designed or selected by the LPO, provide the necessary guarantees for successful nesting.