birdhouse
/ˈbɜrdhaʊs/Definitions
1. noun
A structure, typically attached to a tree or a building, that provides shelter and a nesting site for birds.
“The homeowner built a birdhouse in their backyard to attract a pair of bluebirds.”
2. noun
A type of house or dwelling place for birds, often in the form of a small wooden box or other enclosure.
“The park ranger installed a birdhouse in the forest to provide a safe habitat for the local bird population.”