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Hanging Wild Bird Feeder Gazebo Bird Feeder Outdoor Decoration - Perfect for Attracting Birds to Outdoor Garden Yard for Kids Bird Lovers

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Product information

Description

General description

The Hanging Wild Bird Feeder Gazebo is a durable and practical outdoor decoration designed to attract various birds to your garden or yard. Made from sturdy plastic, this feeder features a gazebo shape with a sloping roof that protects birds from sun and rain, allowing them to enjoy their meals comfortably. With a large capacity of up to 2.6 lbs of seed, it can accommodate multiple birds at once, making it an ideal choice for bird lovers.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 7.9 x 7.9 x 8.7 inches

Capacity: Holds up to 2.6 lbs of seed

Material: Durable plastic with a steel wire handle

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with various seed types including mixed seeds, peanut pieces, black oil sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, and cracked corn

Installation

Can be hung on hooks in various locations such as yards, gardens, terraces, balconies, windows, lawns, schools, or porches

Usage

Easy to fill: Simply twist to unlock, lift the lid, and pour in the seeds

Features a clear design for monitoring seed levels

Regular maintenance recommended: Check weekly and wash the feeder regularly

Other information

Ensure the cap locks the lid in place to prevent squirrels from accessing the seeds

Great gift for friends, relatives, children, or bird lovers

Features

Brand
AIPERQ
Colour
Multicolour
Material
Plastic
Weight
200 g
Feeder type
To hang
ManoMano Reference
ME85656960
MMID
462731023105
Product code
HGSD-4458
EAN
8130978263915

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