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Amos - The Wood Spirit Birdhouse

Amos - The Wood Spirit Birdhouse

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Hand-carved wood spirit birdhouse resting on moss on a weathered log in a garden

Amos - The Wood Spirit Birdhouse

Regular price $39.95
Regular price $39.95 Sale price $79.95
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What arrives at your door
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1 Wood SpiritHand-carved, one of a kind
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Hanging CordReady to hang out of the box
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The Story CardAmos’s story, signed batch
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Safe PackagingWrapped to arrive unharmed

Why the birds actually choose it

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The Single-Block Build

Carved from one solid piece of wood. No glued seam to swell and crack in a wet spring — the way plywood boxes do, usually with a nest still inside.

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The Songbird Mouth

The open mouth is cut to roughly 1.5 in — right for chickadees, wrens and nuthatches, too small for starlings, jays and predators.

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The Hooded Rain-Brow

The deep-carved hood overhangs the entrance like an awning. Rain sheds down the face and off the chin, never into the nest.

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The Hidden Drain-Vent

The small hole below the beard isn’t decoration. It drains any water that gets in and lets hot air escape in the July heat.

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The Solid-Wood Thermal Mass

Thick solid walls hold nest warmth through an April frost and stay cool in high summer. Amos calls it “a thermos for eggs.”

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The Living Patina

Left untreated, the wood greys to a soft silver over the years and becomes part of the garden — instead of peeling like a painted box.

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“Most mass-market birdhouses fail cavity-nesters on two counts: the entrance is too wide, letting predators and starlings take the box, and thin walls swing too hot and too cold for eggs. A solid-wood house with a 1.5-inch hole, an overhanging brow and a drained floor is exactly what a chickadee or wren is looking for. Craftsmanship like this is genuinely good for the birds.”

Dr. Ellen Marsh, Ornithologist · Southern Appalachian Bird Conservancy

Perfect for

🌱 Garden & backyard 🐦 Bird lovers 🎁 A gift that lasts 🌲 Cottage & woodland style 🏠 Porch & patio 💐 Housewarming 🦹 Grandparents ☘️ Folk-art collectors

The quality, in plain terms

  • One solid block — no glue, no seams, no joints to fail.
  • Hand-carved — every face unique, cut by a 44-year carver.
  • Built for weather — overhanging brow, drained floor, thick walls.
  • Right-sized entrance — 1.5 in keeps songbirds in, predators out.
  • Ages beautifully — silvers to a natural patina outdoors.
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30-Day Peace of Mind

Live with your wood spirit for a month. If it isn’t everything you hoped, email us and send it back — no questions, no hassle. 

Product details

Material Solid hand-carved wood
Finish Natural, untreated (weathers to silver patina)
Set includes 1 wood spirit birdhouse + hanging cord + story card
Approx. size 11–12 in H × 6.5–7 in W × 6 in D
Entrance hole ~1.5 in (fits chickadees, wrens, nuthatches)
Weight ~1.5–2 lb
Design Hand-carved — each face one of a kind
Placement Hang from a branch, hook or porch
Care Brush out once a year; no treatment needed

Reviews 4.9 / 5 · 1,200+ birdhouses in gardens
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Free US Shipping

Free shipping across the United States

- Delivery time: 3–5 business days
- Each box is hand-packed and ships from the US
- Untreated pine — carefully boxed to arrive safe
- 30-day money-back guarantee — just email info@marlowmarketco.com

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Verified Buyers

Excellent 4.9

What Amos’s customers are seeing

Customer photo - birdhouse in backyard

Hung it on the maple in April. By May we had a wren family living in the mouth. My kids named him Grandpa Oak.

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Danielle Reyes, Asheville, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse held at fence

The carving is unreal — you can see the tool marks. It looks like it grew out of the tree.

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Thomas Albrecht, Roanoke, VA

Customer photo - birdhouse as a gift

Gave one to my father for his 80th and he actually teared up. Best gift I’ve given in years.

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Karen Whitfield, Greenville, SC

Customer photo - birdhouse on porch

The face has this calm, watchful look. A pair of chickadees moved in within three weeks.

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Wesley Vance, Boone, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse in hands on deck

Knowing it’s one of the last ones this man will ever carve makes it more than a birdhouse.

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Linda Mathers, Knoxville, TN

Customer photo - birdhouse in flower garden

It brightens the whole flower bed. Neighbors keep asking me where I found it.

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Marta Hollis, Athens, GA

Customer photo - birdhouse on windowsill

I kept it on the sill a week just to look at it before I finally hung it outside.

Verified

Gene Tolliver, Louisville, KY

Customer photo - birdhouse in backyard

Hung it on the maple in April. By May we had a wren family living in the mouth. My kids named him Grandpa Oak.

Verified

Danielle Reyes, Asheville, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse held at fence

The carving is unreal — you can see the tool marks. It looks like it grew out of the tree.

Verified

Thomas Albrecht, Roanoke, VA

Customer photo - birdhouse as a gift

Gave one to my father for his 80th and he actually teared up. Best gift I’ve given in years.

Verified

Karen Whitfield, Greenville, SC

Customer photo - birdhouse on porch

The face has this calm, watchful look. A pair of chickadees moved in within three weeks.

Verified

Wesley Vance, Boone, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse in hands on deck

Knowing it’s one of the last ones this man will ever carve makes it more than a birdhouse.

Verified

Linda Mathers, Knoxville, TN

Customer photo - birdhouse in flower garden

It brightens the whole flower bed. Neighbors keep asking me where I found it.

Verified

Marta Hollis, Athens, GA

Customer photo - birdhouse on windowsill

I kept it on the sill a week just to look at it before I finally hung it outside.

Verified

Gene Tolliver, Louisville, KY

Customer photo - birdhouse in backyard

Hung it on the maple in April. By May we had a wren family living in the mouth. My kids named him Grandpa Oak.

Verified

Danielle Reyes, Asheville, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse held at fence

The carving is unreal — you can see the tool marks. It looks like it grew out of the tree.

Verified

Thomas Albrecht, Roanoke, VA

Customer photo - birdhouse as a gift

Gave one to my father for his 80th and he actually teared up. Best gift I’ve given in years.

Verified

Karen Whitfield, Greenville, SC

Customer photo - birdhouse on porch

The face has this calm, watchful look. A pair of chickadees moved in within three weeks.

Verified

Wesley Vance, Boone, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse in hands on deck

Knowing it’s one of the last ones this man will ever carve makes it more than a birdhouse.

Verified

Linda Mathers, Knoxville, TN

Customer photo - birdhouse in flower garden

It brightens the whole flower bed. Neighbors keep asking me where I found it.

Verified

Marta Hollis, Athens, GA

Customer photo - birdhouse on windowsill

I kept it on the sill a week just to look at it before I finally hung it outside.

Verified

Gene Tolliver, Louisville, KY

Customer photo - birdhouse in backyard

Hung it on the maple in April. By May we had a wren family living in the mouth. My kids named him Grandpa Oak.

Verified

Danielle Reyes, Asheville, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse held at fence

The carving is unreal — you can see the tool marks. It looks like it grew out of the tree.

Verified

Thomas Albrecht, Roanoke, VA

Customer photo - birdhouse as a gift

Gave one to my father for his 80th and he actually teared up. Best gift I’ve given in years.

Verified

Karen Whitfield, Greenville, SC

Customer photo - birdhouse on porch

The face has this calm, watchful look. A pair of chickadees moved in within three weeks.

Verified

Wesley Vance, Boone, NC

Customer photo - birdhouse in hands on deck

Knowing it’s one of the last ones this man will ever carve makes it more than a birdhouse.

Verified

Linda Mathers, Knoxville, TN

Customer photo - birdhouse in flower garden

It brightens the whole flower bed. Neighbors keep asking me where I found it.

Verified

Marta Hollis, Athens, GA

Customer photo - birdhouse on windowsill

I kept it on the sill a week just to look at it before I finally hung it outside.

Verified

Gene Tolliver, Louisville, KY

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Got a question? Here’s how to reach us.

Email us anytime at info@marlowmarketco.com. We answer Monday–Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday 10am–3pm (ET). Whether it’s about your order, where to hang the box, or just to say hello — a real person writes back.

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Can I return it if it’s not for me?

Of course. 30-day money-back guarantee. Hang it on a tree or wall, and if it arrives not as described — or it simply isn’t right for your spot — email info@marlowmarketco.com within 30 days for a full refund. No questions. US shipping is free.

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How is each one made — and where do I hang it?

The open mouth is a ~1.5" songbird entrance with a carved hood that overhangs it to shed rain, plus a small drain hole below. Hang it from a branch, hook or porch, five to fifteen feet up, with the entrance sheltered from wind and driving rain. Spring is the ideal time to put one out.

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