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Fine Art Glass Bird Feeder
The mention of unique birdhouses or bird feeders just seems… not so unique anymore. But this hand made copper and stained glass bird feeder is anything but the usual. Hand hammered copper, and vibrant hues of stained glass make this bird feeder a work of functional art for any environment.
Glass, being non-porous is less likely to retain bacteria and molds, making it a great choice for feeders, and healthier birds too. This hopper style feeder has ample perching room for birds to eat comfortably, and holds approx. 3 lbs. of mixed seed. It features proper drainage for seed and a copper hanger too. Available in five colors that seem to magically reflect sunlight, it makes an extraordinary gift for any nature-lover on your list.
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Seed Catchers Vary
Seed Catchers vary in their function. Sure, they’re all meant to catch spilled seed, but some actually create extra feeding space for birds. The SeedSaucer for example, has an upper tray with holes, this allows seed to fall through to the bottom of the pan. The SeedHoop, is a nylon mesh platform that catches seed. It is adjustable, and allows more birds to enjoy the fallen seed as well.The Seed Hoops are seed catchers that come in two sizes for small and larger hanging feeders. They’re unobtrusive in the
environment, lightweight and fold for easy storage too. So, if you’re tired of the mess below bird feeders, and would like to save birdseed and money, check out the amazing new SeedHoop! -
Try A Seed Tray to Prevent Ground Mess
A versatile little wild bird accessory, the seed tray is usually overlooked and under estimated!If you’re tired of the mess below bird feeders, including sprouting weeds, take a closer look at this. A seed tray that is adjustable to any hanging bird feeder. Available in two sizes: a 16-inch diameter for globe shape or tube feeders hung from poles or shepherds hooks, and a 30-inch diameter for larger hanging feeders. They’re called SeedHoops, and are made from durable PVC mesh and nylon.
The great thing about this type of seed tray is that it actually “adds an extra feeder” by creating a platform where spilled seed accumulates. Additional birds who may not eat from the feeder itself will venture onto this generous feeding area to feast on spilled birdseed. By saving seed, you save money too!
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