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CCYKXA Outdoor bird feeders, large capacity, squirrel-proof, hanging metal birdhouses with perch and roof for gardens, patios, lawns, red
(£74.66/kg)
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Description
Dimensions: 26 cm x 21 cm x 19 cm
Invite your feathered friends to your garden: The charming design of this birdhouse can attract a variety of birds, adding fun and vibrancy to your garden. The hanging bird feeder is easy to install and can be hung anywhere you like, such as from shepherd's hooks, branches, or bird feeder posts. Wild bird feeders offer the opportunity to closely observe the feeding habits of natural birds, bringing your family and friends closer to nature. Its unique design makes it an ideal gift for bird lovers.
Squirrel-proof bird feeders: The cage is made of sturdy metal, so there's no way for squirrels to bend or chew through it and ruin the entire bird feeder.
When the metal bird feeder bracket passes through the top hole of the cage and hooks onto it, the sturdy metal cage will apply a very tight force to the lid, helping to counteract squirrel damage and saving you a lot of bird feeding costs. Seed feeder: Suitable for feeding most types of seed mixes, mealworms, sunflower seeds, sunflower hearts, and niger seeds to attract birds, including pea-peckers, Dunnock's parakeets, house sparrows, goldfinches, tits, greenfinches, chickadees, sparrows, nuthatches, and flycatchers. Premium metal and reinforced design: Our squirrel-proof bird feeders are made of premium metal with a heavy-duty rust-resistant paint coating to ensure long-lasting performance and protect against corrosion from sunlight, rain, wind, and snow, designed to last in harsh weather conditionsFeatures
- BrandCCYKXA
- Length26 cm
- Width21 cm
- Height19 cm
- Weight500 g
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How to care for your garden in autumn
In the autumn, you'll need to start preparing your plants for the cold weather by offering them some protection. This will help them to stay healthy until spring arrives. Additionally, a bit of cleaning up and some planting can also help your garden look a little less sad over the winter months!
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