Little Owls do not build their own nests.

This box can go inside or outside

With back hanging plate to fix the box to your chosen place

AS SOON AS THEY TAKE OVER ITS THERE FOR EVER HOME

 They depend on the availability of a pre-existing cavity for breeding and usually breed in tree hollows, farm buildings and nest boxes.

 Egg laying usually starts from mid-April, but can be as late as early May, and the average clutch size is 3 - 4 eggs per breeding attempt. 

Eggs are laid on alternate days and full incubation begins after the last egg has been laid.

 The female incubates her eggs for up to 31 days and the nestlings are brooded for 28 days before branching, which is when they first leave their nest site. 

The parents continue to feed and teach their fledglings to fend for themselves until late summer, which is when they leave their parent’s territory to find their own. 

They are able to breed in the following spring.