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Bird Houses and Bird Feeders Butterfly and other Critter Shelters Our handcrafted bird houses and shelters are cut from weather and insect resistant western cedar or 100 year old red oak for long lasting usage. Our butterfly house, bat house, flying squirrel house, and chipmunk and squirrel feeders are just the ticket for completing your backyard wildlife sanctuary. All have clean outs and are easy to mount. Select one of the images below for a larger view. Barn Wood Bird Houses Bat House Blue Bird House Butterfly Shelter Chipmunk Feeder & More Attracting Birds to your Home or Garden Made in the USA All handcrafted in the US, these bird houses and bird feeders will make a wonderful addition to your wildlife sanctuary. Choose from artfully designed bird houses and bird feeders, butterfly and bat houses, a flying squirrel house, and our patented chipmunk feeder! The bird houses we make from old barnwood are special and will look great in your garden or on a back porch. Handcrfafted from 100 year old red oak tobacco barn wood and capped with a metal roof, our styles mirror the style of barns built in the Appalachians. We have a gambrel roof barn with optional divided sides (each hole is a compartment), a horse barn with three compartments, a barn with a cupula, and one with silo. Our Little Brown Bat box, specifically engineered for warm climate bats, is made from western cedar for long lasting use. Traditionally, bats have roosted in trees and caves; they have adapted to living in bat houses, because fewer trees and caves are available to them. Ventilation has been provided for southern climates, caulk the width spanning 1/4 inch slot for northern locations. Our bat houses are ready to mount utilizing a pre-drilled keyhole slot in the back and anchor holes. We've roughened up the inside giving extra traction for a non-slip foothold inside, and added grooves on the landing area for extra grip, especially important to fledging pups. Our deluxe bluebird house featured in Southern Living magazine is specifically engineered for Eastern and Western bluebirds and is made from western cedar for long lasting use. The houses come with an easy to open side cleanout plus a plexiglass viewing window. Ready to mount utilizing a pre-drilled keyhole slot in the back and anchor holes, they are easy to hang and remove. Our slotted predator guard and 1 and 1/2 inch hole will help bluebirds re-populate your neighborhood! Our butterfly house is adorned with a copper antiqued butterfly and makes your garden that more attractive. Feed the chipmunks while keeping the food away from squirells with our unique chipmunk feeder! Flying squirells are fun to watch, provide them with their very on habitat with our unique flying squirell house. Our handcrafted bird houses and feeding stations are solidly crafted using weather and insect resistant western cedar or 100 year old red oak. Made to last, the houses have large holes for most birds, plus clean outs for removing last year's nest. Our western cedar butterfly shelter, bat box, flying squirrel house, and chipmunk and squirrel feeders are just the ticket for completing your backyard wildlife sanctuary. All have clean outs and are easy to mount. Finding the right people to add just the right touch to your perfect wedding day is difficult. Jennifer and I were looking for a unique gift for our guests, something other than a picture frame or a candle.. the typical wedding gifts. We found our answer quickly on Appalachian Traveller's web site. Jennifer and I would like to thank everyone at Appalachian Traveller for their help in making our wedding day that much more memorable! Sincerely, Jennifer and Fred W. - San Francisco About Us | Contact Us | Bird Houses & Bird Feeders | Folk Art Food & Cookware | Garden | Home Decor | Mountain Folklore | Travel Info Copyright © 1997-2007. Appalachian Traveller, Inc. All Rights Reserved.