Description
Made from natural reed grass, this roosting pocket makes a great bird house that looks natural and is a great addition in the yard. A haven for small birds year round for nesting and shelter from harsh sun, rain, wind, cold, and even snow!
The hand-woven roosting pocket is designed to have natural ventilation and drainage ensuring it is resistant to premature decay, comes complete with a rope loop to easily hang in trees and branches making it convenient and easy to install.
Its composition of natural materials aids in blending in with the surroundings while keeping birds safe from predators.
Great to attract small native birds and aid in protecting them from larger predators. Encourage natural wildlife and shelter your small feathered friends with this lovely roosting spot.
If you’re looking to make your yard into a safe haven for all kinds of wildlife, check out the Ryset Insect Hotel to give bees a safe getaway from predators. Plus, protect your fruit trees and saplings from birds with helpful Wildlife Friendly Bird Netting.
About Ryset
Ryset is a proud Australian owned, family company with over 90 years experience. They specialise in the manufacture of tools and equipment for the Australian horticulture industry.
Ryset began as shoe-makers and metal workers, making steel toecaps, secateurs and horticultural knives. As the Australian footwear sector declined through the turn of the millennium, their company pivoted and grew with the horticultural sector.
Today they are a fourth generation family business with a strong focus on the future of the Australian horticulture industry. Their objective is to provide a complete range of tools to service the full gamut of horticulture in Australia. From home gardens to large vineyards, from broccoli growers to blueberry nurseries, from the Huon Valley to the Atherton tablelands, from grafting knives to bird scarers, they offer a comprehensive range of tools and accessories to suit the diverse needs of this country.













Frances –
Arrived promptly, as described and good quality.
Kim R. –
Sylvia –
Cute but the Fairy wrens haven’t moved in yet.