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Robust in construction the tawny owl box is designed to last for many years. The owl box comes complete with a lockable inspection/cleaning hatch and a long perch. This owl box is camera ready, if you would like a camera fitted please call us to order.
Tawny Owl box Positioning
The box should be installed 3 - 5m high using strong fixings such as coach bolts on the trunk of a large tree, in woodland, a copse or stand of trees, preferably close to branches to offer easy access to tree canopies for exiting chicks.
For more information on tawny owls, visit: wild Owl
Tawny Owl Box Dimensions
Height: 770 mm
Width: 220 mm
Depth: 415 mm
Weight: 6.45 kg
Tawny Owl Facts
The tawny owl is an owl the size of a pigeon. It has a rounded body and head with a ring of dark feathers around its face surrounding the dark eyes. It is mainly reddish brown above and paler underneath. It is a widespread breeding species in England, Wales and Scotland but not found in Ireland. Birds are mainly residents with established pairs probably never leaving their territories. Young birds disperse from breeding grounds in autumn.
The tawny owl can be seen all year round, it is nocturnal so its often heard calling at night. In the daytime, you may see one only if you disturb it inadvertently from its roost site in woodland up against a tree trunk or among ivy. Look for pellets below roosting places.
The tawny owl diet consists of small mammals and rodents, small birds, frogs, fish, insects and worms.
Source:RSPB