The Bird's Nest 

The "Welcome to our Nest" sign brings you to an outstanding assortment of birdhouses, feeders, switch plates, book marks, magnets, key chains, and notepads. While you browse an informative book on birds, bats and habitats, your ears will be delighted by Audubon Birds with real bird calls. "Butterfly crossing" or "Hummingbird Haven" signs might be the perfect gift. Room motto: "Every Birdie's Welcome!"

 





Hummingbird feeder


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Attract the Hummingbirds to your yard with the “Best-1” 32 oz. capacity feeder.  This feeder has eight feeding stations and a base that separates for easier cleaning.  The “Hummer Counter” on the side of the bottle will allow you to count the number of birds feeding at your Best-1 feeder.  Best-1 32 oz. capacity feeder.
$13.95 each

Audubon Birds
Presenting Audubon™ Birds by Wild Republic®, a collection of original realistic plush beanbag birds with authentic sounds. These beanbag marvels are a perfect replica of the original species in the way they look and sound. Wild Republic, the toy brand of K&M International, Inc., has partnered with Audubon to create this line of genuine plush birds. Each bird's lifelike design and detailing is the result of input from Audubon. In addition, the authentic sound in each bird has been provided by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and represents hours, months and even years of extensive fieldwork conducted by expert recordists.


American Goldfinches are found throughout the United States and southern Canada. Males' bright yellow feathers contrast dramatically with the black patches on their head and wings. Females and juveniles are a duller yellow. During their short, swooping flights, goldfinches often make twittering sounds. Though some migrate south for the winter months, others stay put and are frequent visitors to backyard feeders. During winter months the plumage of both sexes become gray-brown. $7.95



The brilliant Mountain Bluebird is Idaho's state bird. During summer, they are found at higher elevations of mountain forests in western North America. During winter, they migrate south to desert areas. Their diet consists mainly of insects, fruits and berries. Loss of woodland habitat has made finding nesting sites increasingly difficult for this species. As a result, bluebirds enjoy and benefit from man-made birdhouses $7.95




Bat Houses
Are you looking for a natural method of pest control? Try a Bat House. A single bat can consume as many as 500 mosquitoes in one hour's time.  For this reason alone it's a great idea to provide a roosting site where you live and play. Jeff Brown at Wild Bird Products makes Bat houses in two sizes.  These houses are made of recycled red cedar and feature two roosting crevices and a rough interior for a good toe hold. The back is pre-drilled for easy installation 

Small $27.95                                    Large $32.95

Daniel's Birdhouses

We are happy to present Daniel Anderman from right here in Leavenworth. He is a young man who loves to work with tools. He also has Down syndrome. Several years ago a school counselor came up with an idea designed to meet several needs.  He helped Daniel combine his love of working with tools and wood to build Mountain Bluebird houses. The Mountain Bluebird had once been plentiful in our valley, but in 1994, North Central Washington's enormous and devastating forest fire had destroyed the bird's natural habitat. The local middle school's ecology club took Daniel's birdhouses as a project and began hanging them throughout the valley.  His bird houses started to appear at trailheads, along fence lines, along mountain roads and in meadows. Now Daniel builds four birdhouses a day and does ninety percent of the work himself. He cuts the recycled cedar lumber with a chop saw, drills the entrance hold with a drill press. He uses a jig to hold pieces in place for assembly and drills screw holes and puts in screws.
Daniel's Mountain Bluebird houses sell for $20.00 each.
Each house comes with two screws to attach it to something else and all the money goes back into buying lumber, making it a self-sustaining project.

To purchase any of the above items just call us at 509-548-5963