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Bird Seed Catchers and Platform Feeders In One
This new, and innovative product will prevent nasty mess below bird feeders and create a new feedindg space for feathered friends at the same time.The new bird seed catcher is called the SeedHoop. and it comes in 2 sizes. A 16″ diameter works best for smaller, or globed shaped and tube feeders. And the 30″ diameter tray is for larger hanging, or hopper style feeders.
They are light-weighjt, fold for easy storage, and extremely well manufactured. They’re made to last season after season of wild bird feeding. Some trays are constructed within the feeder’s cage, or they attach directly to the botton of of a tube feeder. But with the SeedHoop, there is flexibilty, they are totally adjustable, to allow for platform feeding of different species who may not frequent the bird feeder itself. Simply by adding or removing space between the feeder and tray, you can virtually create an additional platform feeder, and make good use of fallen birdseed!
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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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Best Bird Field Guides
Whether you’re new to backyard birding, or an accomplished veteran, bird field guides always come in handy. Stokes is just one of the well known authors for these birding books, giving amazing photos, information and insights. There are a myriad of field guides available, one to meet every possible birding interest.
Not limited to individual species, like hummingbirds, warblers, bluebirds and purple martins, there are guides on bats, butterflies, dragonflies, and even bird gardening. Field guides are baically separated into geographic regions, making the information more pertinent to you. They are also available on audio cassettes and DVD’s. These guides make great gifts for any birding enthusisast too, novice to advanced!
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A versatile little wild bird accessory, the seed tray is usually overlooked and under estimated!