Nesting Tables Woodworking Plan

This qucik and easy pattern packet offers an enjoyable assortment of birdhouses for 21 species of birds. These houses are simple to make and combine rustic charm and inexpensive materials to yield bir...

The simple but functional designs make these our easiest to build bird houses. Perfect for grandchildren, Scouts groups, etc. It provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.

One simple to build bird house decorated three different ways. Perfect for indoor decorating or use outside to attract wrens, swallows and nuthatches. It provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.

These three bird houses are meant to be more decorative than functional. This woodworking plan set includes all three, tall case, church and schoolhouse. It provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.

American Robins and Eastern Phoebes do not nest in traditional bird houses but they will appreciate this nesting shelf. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.

This house includes all of the best features including balconies to keep fledglings from falling, excellent ventilation and balcony partitions prevent larger chicks from competing with smaller chicks. The levels open on hinges for easy cleaning.

This woodworking plan contains all of the best features - the correct roof slope to shed rain, hinged side door for easier cleaning and a weather proof design. Make it from rough lumber, like cedar. The cattail patterns are included.

This Noahs Ark birdhouse holds wooden animals and Martins too! This ark can accommodate fourteen Martin bird families. Designed with the recommended cavity size, hole size and locations, as well as safety railings. The floors are hinged for easy cleaning.

This Martin bird house is styled after the United States great river boats, we named this one the Nesting Queen. It provides 16 families with regulation size cavities, approved hole sizes, proper ventilation and even has railings to keep fledglings from falling overboard.

Without bees to do our pollination, you would have no flowers, vegetables or fruit on your trees. The best pollinator of all is the Orchard Mason Bee. Unlike the honey bee, this docile pollinator will not sting humans. They live in small holes, not hives.