Martin Nesting House

Effortlessly attract and support thriving House Martin communities.

Since the very beginning of recorded history, the Common House Martin has lived closely with humanity and owes its name to that fact. On top of that, it is easy to recognize by its white and blue/black feathers and it feeds on insects which it catches midair. Swallows prefer to breed clumped together, so it is best to hang multiple swallow nests close together. This nest is best attached under the roof boarding with the top of the nest right up against the overhang, creating a closed cavity with flight entrance.