Yes, look at my previous post of the similar designed nest box made from my old blackboard I had in my lab.

The nest box is in fact based on a nest I found when I was 14 near a place called Badger in Shropshire.
The nest was in an oak tree with the nest hole itself being about 10 feet up. This lead to a downward leading 'tunnel', the end of which expanded into a nesting chamber.

Even at 80%, I still have the same problem with St Treecreeper and Green Sandpipers.

Out of interest, does the PUC allow you to set the 'confidence levels' as with BirdNET-Pi? I've set mine to 80%; this might mean some detections are not recorded but it does save time going through a large number of false positives.

Same here; my BirdNET-Pi has recorded a single pied wagtail this morning and nothing since yesterday at noon 😂
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They are in better shape than the bins I saved up for in the 1970's! 🙂

I used to use my daughter's violin rosin.

I would if they made the locations safer for the immunocompromised