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Building Extreme Birdhouses

Today there are all sorts of extreme versions of things, but have you ever encountered extreme birdhouses?! In the September issue of More of Our Canada, John Looser of Belgrave, Ont., shared his crafty Canadian side with us. Read his story for more on how he builds these massive avian abodes, but in the meantime, here are some inspiring images of his creations!

To see even more of John's work, visit his website: http://extremebirdhouse.com/

Four Towers

This bird palace is made from 100 year old reclaimed barn wood. It has 4 towers, 6 balconies and 76 rooms.

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4 comments

    John Looser is a great birdhouse builder . He is Canada's " birdhouse designer-builder extraordinaire ".

    Submitted by tom burke on Thu. 2011-08-25 9:08am

    Lucky birds! I'd love to live in a palace! :)

    Submitted by Johanna on Thu. 2011-08-25 8:08am

    Wow, these abodes look roomier than my house...and they're better built, too, no doubt.

    Submitted by OC editor Gary on Thu. 2011-08-25 8:08am

    I don't doubt it!

    Submitted by Johanna on Fri. 2011-08-26 12:08pm

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