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Outdoor Hanging Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder Caged Seed Metal Wild Bird Feeder

~~£45.99~~

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Product information

Description

General description

Our squirrel-proof metal bird feeder is designed to attract a variety of birds, including cardinals, mockingbirds, chickadees, goldfinches, and bluebirds. It features a spherical metal net that serves as a protective barrier while providing ample space for birds to feed comfortably. Constructed from high-strength sprayed metal and rustproof stainless steel wire, this feeder is built to withstand various weather conditions, ensuring durability and longevity. The round tray catches scattered seeds, promoting a natural feeding experience.

Technical specifications

Color: Black

Material: Metal, Stainless Steel

Overall Dimensions: 21 x 22 cm (Dia. x H)

Size of the Feeder: 6.5 x 17.5 cm (Dia. x H)

Length of the Stainless Steel Wire: 20 cm

Capacity: 3 kg

Net Weight: 0.5 kg

Usage

To use the bird feeder, simply hang it on a tree, eave, or pillar based on your preference. When the feeder is empty, open the lid and refill it with new seeds. The design allows multiple birds to dine simultaneously from various angles.

Other information

The feeder includes drainage holes to prevent rainwater from soaking the bird food. Its sturdy round metal lid provides shade for the food, protecting it from sun and rain. The pine cone-shaped lock and bronze appearance add a charming decorative touch, while the spherical metal net effectively keeps squirrels away. This feeder is suitable for all seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Features

Brand
COSTWAY
Colour
Black
Material
Metal
Height
22 cm
Width
21 cm
Weight
500 g
Feeder type
To hang
ManoMano Reference
ME79587082
MMID
415594112397
Product code
GT4051
EAN
7984700534658

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