Attract Doves and Robins To Nest Where You Can Watch

Experience The Wonder Of Robins, Doves, or maybe even Cardinals As They Raise Their Young.

What could be more enjoyable then watching your favorite birds gather nesting material, incubating eggs, and raising their young while you watch from the comfort of your deck or patio chair?

Imagine the sound of Robins in the morning just outside your door. Or listen to the soft coo of the mourning dove as she broods her young.

Now You Can

Wild Bird Watching.com is proud to offer the Duncraft Nesting Shelf. Ideal for attracting platform nesters such as Robins, Mourning Doves, and if placed low in a shrubbery/bushy area, you may even attract nesting Cardinals. These birds don't use traditional birdhouses for nesting.

See an Earlier Design In Action Below

These nesting shelves or nesting shelters are plenty large enough for any of these birds. Each Nesting Shelter measures 8 x 7 x 9 inches. And remember, Doves and Robins will return to the same nesting site year after successful year.

Place these nesting ledges under the eaves of your house, garage, or outbuildings.

Secure it to a tree for easy viewing.

For Cardinals Place 2 - 3 Foot High In Bushy Area
Protect from predators when placing for Cardinals

The perfect way to attract those birds that don't use bird houses.

Don't miss out on attracting more birds to your backyard.

Robin Nesting Shelter
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$39.95

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