• Nichoir de qualité supérieure conçu spécifiquement pour la mésange à tête noire ainsi que la sittelles à poitrine rousse et la sittelle à poitrine blanche. De la compagnie Action Permabitat, cette petite cabane leur offrira une protection contre leurs prédateurs tout en leur permettant de nicher et d’élever leurs petits en toute sécurité.
  • Mésange à tête noire, photo par Dominique Lalonde. La mésange à tête noire se caractérise par sa calotte noire, ses joues blanches, le dos gris, le ventre blanc et les flancs chamois parfois elle peut avoir des parties bleutées près des ailes. Action Permabitat, nichoirs et abris fauniques spécialisés, abritez la vie!
  • Nichoir de qualité supérieure conçu spécifiquement pour pour la mésange à tête noir ainsi que la sittelles à poitrine rousse et la sittelle à poitrine blanche. De la compagnie Action Permabitat, cette petite cabane permettras aux oiseaux de nicher et d’élever leurs petits en toute sécurité.
  • La sittelles à poitrine rousse a un bandeau noir qui traverse l'œil et contraste avec le sourcil blanc. Sa poitrine est de couleur rousse. Son dos est bleu-gris. Action Permabitat, nichoirs et abris fauniques, abritez la vie!
  • Sittelle à poitrine blanche, photo par Dominique Lalonde. La sittelle à poitrine blanche possède une coloration qui varie quelque peu le long de la distribution de l'espèce, mais les parties supérieures sont bleu-gris clair, avec la calotte et la nuque noires chez le mâle, la femelle ayant la calotte gris sombre. Les parties inférieures sont blanchâtres, avec le bas-ventre teinté de roux. Action Permabitat, nichoirs et abris fauniques, abritez la vie!
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Black-capped Chickadee and Nuthatches Nest Box

Black-capped Chickadee and Nuthatches Nest Box

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BLACK-CAPPED Chickadee
Poecile atricapillus
 
This small bird is one of the most familiar and widespread birds in North America. The Black-capped Chickadee does not migrate and is present all year round. It nests from April to August in mixed or deciduous forests and lays 6 to 8 eggs which are incubated by the female for 12 to 13 days. The chicks will make their first flight approximately 16 days after hatching.

The Black-capped Chickadee generally feeds on insects and caterpillars, but also on berries, seeds and buds. She is a fan of feeders with a preference for sunflower seeds, peanuts and fat. She therefore cannot resist peanut butter, but offer her 100% natural, since the quality of her diet greatly influences her survival during the winter. You can easily convince her to come and get food from your hand while your feeders are empty.

HABITAT
City, countryside, forest and body of water.
 
ECOLOGICAL SERVICES OF THE SPECIES
Eats harmful insects such as budworms.
Scatter the seeds.
 
FACILITY
In full sun, southeast orientation.
Near large mature trees in mixed forest.
Hole facing an open area.
Height of 2 to 5 meters.

FAVORITE PLANTS AND VEGETATIONS
Sunflower plant, conifer and birch seeds, fruits of black chokeberry, Canadian honeysuckle, American mountain ash, staghorn sumac and Virginia creeper.

PRECAUTIONS
_ Carry out maintenance every fall to avoid pests and diseases
_ Do not drive screws or drive nails directly into trees.
 
WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCH
Sitta canadensis

Nuthatches occupy our forests and move along tree trunks in search of insects and are among the only birds you will see upside down. They are present all year round and nest from April to July. The female lays 5 to 8 eggs which she incubates for approximately 12 days. The chicks will make their first flight approximately 14 to 21 days after hatching.

Nuthatches often frequent our feeders and love sunflower seeds, peanuts, peanut butter and suet. They will use cavities in snags of at least 10 to 15 cm in diameter to nest and will reuse old woodpecker nests.
HABITAT
City, countryside, forest and body of water.
 
ECOLOGICAL SERVICES OF THE SPECIES
Scatter the seeds.
 
FACILITY
South east orientation
Mixed or coniferous forests
Border of forests, small wooded areas,
Combination of trees and open space
Town and country house
Height 1.5 to 3 meters

FAVORITE PLANTS AND VEGETATIONS
This feeds on seeds of conifers and birches, fruits of staghorn sumac, berries and mountain ash and Virginia creeper.

PRECAUTIONS
_ Carry out maintenance every fall to avoid pests and diseases
_ Do not drive screws or drive nails directly into trees.

RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH
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