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Squirrels do a pretty good job of building a nest without the use of any tools, they cut branches with their teeth and weave them together, using the leaves as shingles to help keep out the rain.

But there are fewer and fewer hollow trees, the result of clearing land for urban communities. Loss of habitat for nesting forces squirrels to build a leaf nest.

Leaf Nests

First there were bird houses...now SQUIRREL Houses

The young baby squirrels will stay protected and dry because the design of our squirrel house repels the rain, but just in case some moisture would get inside, there is a drain provided at the bottom. Since the baby squirrels will have to crawl up to get out of the house, there will be far fewer baby squirrels falling from this squirrel house than a leaf nest. This explains why a mother squirrel will often move her young into our squirrel house not long after it is hung.

Take a look at John Fink's contribution to the squirrel conservation movement. You might want to save a family of squirrels from nature's wear and tear ... this squirrel house could be your solution: www.Squirrelhouses.com