Owls & Raptors

Many of our larger bird species, such as barn owls, tawny owls and kestrels, that usually nest in cavities in trees or undisturbed buildings are finding it more and more challenging to find nesting sites. This lack of natural nesting sites is mainly due to our actions, cutting down large trees, woods and forests. Also, we are now converting or destroying our once dormant and forgotten buildings.

With around half the population of UK barn owls now nesting in hand-made boxes, an adequately sited and well-designed nest box can help. All species of large bird require a clear flight path and good visibility from the box. Position boxes facing away from prevailing winds, ideally facing south-east. Nest boxes can lay dormant for several years. Install boxes before winter to maximise their chance of use.

Birds of prey are a popular part of our natural and cultural heritage and a vital part of the UK’s biodiversity. Wildlife World supports the continued conservation and recovery of birds of prey. The Owl and Kestrel boxes we design and build help this cause.

Owls & Raptors
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Little Owl Nest Box
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Little Owl Nest Box
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Simon King Ultimate Wildlife Hide
Simon King
Simon King Ultimate Wildlife Hide
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Tawny Owl Nest Box
Wildlife World
Tawny Owl Nest Box
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Handmade Barn Owl Nest Box
Wildlife World
Barn Owl Nest Box
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Kestrel Box
Wildlife World
Kestrel Box
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Field Guide - Owls and Owl Pellets
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Field Guide British Birds of Prey
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Field Guide - Birds of Prey
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