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Copper Roof Birdhouses for Earth Day- No Trees Please

Earth Day Tidbit: No trees cut for these birdhouses or feeders

To celebrate Earth Day, here’s a few cool birdhouses & feeders that  don’t require cutting down trees… we’d much rather save the trees for birds!

 

Copper Roof Bird Feeder is vinyl that looks like woodCopper and Vinyl Birdhouses with wood-like texture

 

The real beauty lies in the textured vinyl because it looks like wood. Many folks do prefer a natural look in the garden, and our copper roof birdhouses and feeders really do pass for wood. In fact, some past customers have insisted they received a wooden bird house!

Vinyl, poly-lumber and recycled plastics have numerous advantages over traditional wood when it comes to birdhouses and feeders.

Wood is good but it will always weather. These man-made materials are inert, in other words, they’re impervious to the elements and to insect damage. They will never crack, split or rot, and there’s no maintenance (except for regular cleaning of bird feeders). A soapy rag and forceful spray from the garden hose will cleanup environmental grime in a snap, leaving the house or feeder looking new again.

The inside non-porous texture is much healthier for local birds in the yard because mold and bacteria can’t settle into cracks and crevices as it typically does with wood. It also makes cleaning much easier and more effective.

Color is integrated with materials so scratches, dings or dents are barely noticeable. Recycled plastic or poly-lumber helps keep plastics out of landfills. One manufacturer uses labels saying how many milk jugs it took to make the item.

Recycled and Reclaimed Wood Church BirdhousesOf course there will always be wood birdhouses too, but the trend has shifted to salvaged, found, vintage and reclaimed wood from barns and other structures. These unique birdhouses are usually handmade by artisans with a passion for birds, with each piece possessing an individual character and charm.

Many styles are even one-of-a-kinds. Birds love them too and will be quite happy calling these places home to raise a brood or two!

Happy Earth Day… time to go get out and garden!

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