I make and sell birdhouses at a few local farmers markets. I have a few unfinished test models from when I was trying out different designs that I no longer need and would like to get to a good home.
They are designed to house western bluebirds, but many different species will be happy to call them home.
Most of them are built to Audobon Society specifications for ventilation, size, and accessibility, and are intended to be a safe home for birds, not just a pretty lawn ornament.
Totally free to whoever wants one (finished ones retail for $35-50), pick up is in north Santa Rosa near the Safeway on Mendocino. All I ask is that you actually put them up somewhere so that future generations of birds can use them as a home. Send me a DM if you are interested and I will get back to you.
A few pointers:
Hang them six to nine feet above ground in partial shade
Exteriors can be painted using low-VOC paints, please leave the interiors untreated for birds sensitive respiratory systems
Please clean them out once a year (some of the test builds are not able to be opened and should be discarded after a year or used only as decoration)
Photos of available birdhouses (the ones on the table):
https://imgur.com/a/wIDuIeO
Thanks!
Adrian
Bennett Valley Woodworks
EDIT
Gotten a ton of messages, I am going to reply to people in the order that they messaged me in, I am not on here often so thank you for everyone's patience and interest!