Artisan Crafted Birdhouses

A safe home for the birds,
​a work of art for your yard.

Welcome to
The Oregon Birdhouse Company

Habitat for birds, especially cavity nesting songbirds, has been steadily diminishing for decades. Recent forest fires in the west have decimated millions of acres, so we thought building birdhouses might help. It may seem like a very small thing, but it's our passion. We build solid, well designed nest boxes that are also aesthetically enjoyable.
Designed with the health and safety of the birds, first and foremost. Most of our birdhouses are made from reclaimed ​cedar or redwood. The wood is 3/4" thick, providing insulation from both heat and cold. There are no "balconies" or "perches" to give predators access.​ All wood is left natural and unfinished on the inside. Knothole fronts are hand rubbed with non-toxic teak oil.
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"Last night we gave one of your driftwood birdhouses to my great granddaughter for her 5th birthday. Well, needless to say our gift was a hit!  She loves watching and feeding the birds at her house but didn't know she could have a house for them! Her father (my grandson) is a house builder and of course inspected the construction of the birdhouse...it passed with flying colors. My other grandson is a finish carpenter and he too raved about the beauty of the birdhouse...your creation was a big hit!"
Nick & Sandy in Colorado

Why our birdhouses are special

Features
  • Crafted in the USA from insect and rot resistant cedar or redwood.
  • This comes fully assembled; it's not a kit.
  • Box assembled with wooden dowels and glue, no nails, screws or staples.
  • Air vents allow for ventilation through wall and floor openings. 
  • Clean-out doors provide easy access for inspection or seasonal cleaning.
  • Many styles have a predator guard  which extends the entrance hole to protect young birds from intruders.

Styles to choose from

Free shipping in the lower 48 states.
  • A contemporary design which uses a natural knot in the cedar front as the location of the entrance hole. Aside from their natural beauty, knots tend to be harder than the surrounding wood, thereby making it more difficult for predators to chew the opening larger. Each one is unique.
  • Entrance holes range from 1-1/8", 1-1/4", to 1-1/2".
  • Smaller holes for chickadees and wrens.
  • Larger holes for flycatchers, Western bluebirds, nuthatches and some woodpeckers.
  • The side opens for inspection and seasonal cleaning.
  • The roof provides a large overhang to protect from rain and cats.
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Free shipping in the lower 48 states.
  • A classic birdhouse design embellished with driftwood recovered from local Oregon beaches. Each one is unique.
  • ​The wood is left in its natural weathered state.
  • Entrance holes range from 1-1/8", 1-1/4", to 1-1/2".
  • Smaller holes for chickadees and wrens.
  • Larger holes for flycatchers, Western bluebirds, nuthatches and some woodpeckers.
  • The side opens for inspection and seasonal cleaning.
  • The roof provides a large overhang to protect from rain.
TAP TO SEE THE COLLECTION