A) To provide a safe shelter for nesting B) To feed birds directly C) To decorate your garden D) To attract cats
A) Particle board B) Treated lumber C) Cedar or redwood D) Plywood
A) ¼ inch B) ½ inch C) ¾ inch D) 1 inch
A) To allow birds to exit quickly B) To stabilize the structure C) To help with ventilation D) To prevent water buildup
A) Painting or staining B) Sanding C) Adding wood shavings D) Sealing
A) 3 inches B) 1 1/8 inch C) 1/2 inch D) 4 inches
A) It can help predators B) It is unnecessary C) Birds prefer to hover D) It makes the house unstable
A) To allow birds to sing B) To deter predators C) To keep the house cool D) To let light in
A) Never B) Every week C) Once a year D) Every month
A) Mid-summer B) Fall C) Any time of year D) Late winter or early spring
A) On the ground B) 5-6 feet C) 10-12 feet D) 2-3 feet
A) Sheet metal screws B) Interior wood screws C) Deck screws D) Drywall screws
A) North B) East or Southeast C) South D) West
A) Nails are cheaper B) Birds prefer screws C) Nails are easier to use D) Screws provide a stronger hold
A) Cotton balls B) Twigs C) Yarn scraps D) Nothing
A) Hand saw B) Jigsaw C) Hole saw D) Chisel
A) Nothing B) Exterior paint or stain C) Cooking oil D) Motor oil
A) Trap and relocate them B) Ignore the problem C) Use poison D) Use a squirrel baffle
A) A simple box shape B) One with lots of small holes C) A brightly colored birdhouse D) A decorative multi-story design
A) Hinges B) Permanent glue C) Welding D) Sewing
A) A cone-shaped baffle B) Sharp spikes C) A strong smell D) Electric fence
A) A very small house B) A multi-compartment house C) A house with a single large hole D) Any standard birdhouse
A) Assume the largest measurement is correct B) Guess and hope for the best C) Ignore the plans and build randomly D) Research other sources and choose a reliable plan
A) Easier to clean B) Prevents mildew C) Looks nicer D) Easier for fledglings to climb out
A) Determines which species can fit inside B) Larger holes attract more birds C) It doesn't affect which birds will use the house D) Smaller holes attract more birds
A) Metal B) Glass C) Wood D) Plastic
A) Petroleum jelly B) Nothing C) Exterior caulk D) Hair spray
A) By placing food inside the birdhouse B) By selecting the correct size of the entrance hole and placing it in a specific habitat C) By playing bird songs near the birdhouse D) By painting the birdhouse a bright color
A) Add insulation inside the birdhouse B) Paint the birdhouse a dark color C) Cover the birdhouse with aluminum foil D) Paint the birdhouse a light color
A) Measuring tape B) Chisel C) Glue D) Hammer |