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Straw and Raffia Bird Roosting Pouches (Set of 6)

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Description

General description

These bird roosting pouches are designed to protect smaller wild birds from harsh weather conditions and other dangers. They can be easily hung in high locations to keep birds safe from predators like cats. With two different styles available, these pouches cater to a variety of small bird species, particularly blue tits, who appreciate the warmth and security provided by the enclosed space. Handcrafted from natural materials, these pouches add a whimsical touch to any garden.

Technical specifications

  • Dimensions: approx 25cm x 12cm x 12cm
  • Material: straw and raffia
  • Set includes: 6 pouches
  • Usage

  • Place some bedding inside each pouch to attract potential inhabitants.
  • Hang the pouches in various locations around the garden for aesthetic appeal and functionality.
  • Features

    • Brand
      SELECTIONS
    • Colour
      Natural
    • Material
      Straw
    • Height
      12 cm
    • Width
      12 cm
    • Weight
      750 g
    • Feeder type
      To hang
    • Type of installation method
      To hang
    • Cage accessory type
      Birdhouse
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME49970131
    • MMID
      304463250659
    • Product code
      GFJ505
    • EAN
      5060575104249
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