Large numbers of birds do not typically live together in a common structure, but there are some birds of the same species that will. One such species is the purple martin. Whether or not birds from the same family will choose a multi-level structure to live in depends on the the bird species, location, structure design, and luck.
A multi-level structure for birds is one with more than just one level, or story. Common designs will usually include multiple rooms on each level with separate entrances for each. Popular choices are "two level," but there are "three" and "four" levels as well. A level, or "story" (stô·ré) is defined as a part of a building that comprises all rooms that are on the same level.
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Wood makes a great choice for bird structures, and what better choice of materials than cedar or pine wood. When it comes to offering your avian friends a place to rest, multi-level bird structures might do the trick. So why not give birds the choice of more than just one floor.
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