Bird Houses: Not Just For The Birds By Martha Mountjoy At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Besides being functional havens for the world’s feathered friends, bird houses, whether of the most simple design or intricately crafted, can be objects of exceptional beauty.

Many people travel the world over, and pay untold hundreds of thousands of dollars, to collect exquisitely designed bird houses for their own personal enjoyment and the comfort of their lucky avian visitors. Other people take great pleasure in creating their own bird houses, whether putting their personal touches to houses purchased as kits, or painstakingly building from scratch elaborate mansions drawn from their own rich imaginations and unique artistic talents.

Bird houses can range anywhere from being the most humble one-room roosts with simple feeders to being spacious, multi-chambered creations in the style of Italian villas for some fortunate winged travelers. Constructed from varieties of wood and/or metal, and painted subtly or in riots of brilliant colors, bird houses are as unique and assorted as their feathered occupants and the men, women, and children who create them. Bird houses crafted with thought and care can enhance an already beautifully designed setting, or be the focal point of any garden, porch, patio, or sunroom.

The building of bird houses can be wonderful outlets for adults and children alike – an absorbing and fulfilling way for a solo artist to pass the time, a happy bonding experience for parents and their children, or a productive and challenging educational project for a group of scouts or a classroom of school students. With so many different varieties of bird houses designed for different types of birds, adults and children can also gain a tremendous amount of knowedge about – and likely a much greater interest in – the intricacies of the avian world all around.

Hung from ceilings or deck rails, perched in trees or poised on pedestals, bird houses are a representation of life’s simple joys and a reminder of the importance for living beings to care for and nurture each other.

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