Birdhouse Cuckoo Clock Nesting Box

The cuckoo clock originated in the Black Forest in Germany. The invention of this clock is attributed to the Schnwald clockmaker Franz Ketterer. He is said to have made the clock in 1730. Initially, the clock was intended as an alarm clock, but the sound of the cuckoo could not be produced with a gong or bell. Organ builders in the Black Forest succeeded in reproducing the sound by means of rods attached to a bellows. Today Schonach in the Black Forest is the Mecca of the Cuckoo clock.

Ventilation holes beneath the roof.
bottom can be lifted to clean the nesting box (clean the nesting box only during autumn/fall)
easy to hang thanks to the keyhole slot
suitable for the sparrow, blue tit, crested tit, marsh tit, willow tit and coal tit

Measures: W 14.4 X D 13.1 X H 25.2cm

Material: Polyresin/polystone, Plywood