How is the product shipped?
What is the delivery time?
Guarantee?
Is the wood painted?
May I paint it?
How do I know which house or feeder is appropriate?
What are the benefits of having a bat house?
What type of birds like suet?
How do I make nectar for my hummingbird feeder?
How do I pay for my products?
BirdLodges.com utilizes PayPal.com for payment authorization and processing. With PayPal, you use either your own bank card, debit card or your PayPal account. There is no fee to use PayPal and BirdLodges.com is never provided any of your private banking information.
How is the product shipped?
We use UPS or FedEx standard shipping and the US Postal Service is used for PO boxes, Alaska and Canada.
What is the delivery time?
Standard shipped products should arrive in 7-10 calendar days.
Guarantee?
100% guarantee. If you are not satisfied with any item for any reason, we will replace it.
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Is the wood painted?
The white pine products are neither stained or painted and will weather over time, darkening, turning gray and blending in with the environment.
May I paint it?
If you choose to paint the white pine products, be sure to use non-toxic water-based acrylic and not oil based products. A seasonal light coating of boiled linseed oil is an effective non-toxic preservative.
How do I know which house or feeder is appropriate?
The dimensions are correct for each species and each product is built properly for ventilation, insulation, and drainage for the well being of the inhabitants.
What are the benefits of having a bat house?
Bats are very important mammals. They consume 3000 – 4000 insects per night and are vital to the ecology by pollinating flowers and dispersing the seeds of fruit.
What type of birds like suet?
Primarily woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches, bluebirds, wrens, and titmice.
How do I make nectar for my hummingbird feeder?
To eliminate bacteria, bring one cup of water to a boil. Allow the water to cool before adding 1/4 cup of granulated sugar. Mix and fill feeder.
Hang the feeder away from direct sunlight to prevent overheating the nectar.
Store leftover nectar in the refrigerator for up to five days. Note: do not use red food coloring. Clear nectar works just fine.
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