Supa Niger Seed 4 Port Feeder 8" with Tray

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Some mention that the tray is great, it stops the excess seed dropping on the floor, and reduces Seed Scatter. Take a look at our bird safety and hygiene products for advice on keeping feeding areas nice and clean. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. These patented perch rings for the Ring Pull and Ring Pull Pro Feeders allows you to attract more bird species by providing multiple perching positions. With a Niger seed feeder from Love Garden Birds, you can make the most out of your garden bird feed selection.

A particular favourite of finches as well as other small, energetic birds, Niger seeds are packed with energy and nutritional goodness. If you live in an area where squirrels tend to frequent, squirrel busting feeders may be a good choice. A small problem initially at putting it back together after dismantling it but after reading the instructions (one of my common failings) it is now securely hanging on a feeding pole in our garden! As finches often travel in larger flocks our feeder has a four-port feeding system, ideal for a busy finch environment. Niger seeds are packed with nutritional value and energy, and they are ideal to feed to your garden birds all year long.The Perch Rings allow wild birds to feed from several different angles meaning that you will encourage a wider range of birds to your feeder.

We want to make it easy for you to give your local bird population the best chance of surviving throughout the year. All distributable profits from the RSPB's wholly owned subsidiary RSPB Sales Limited (registered office: The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 2DL, registered in England under company registration no.Supa 4 Port Niger Seed Wild Bird Feeder 8" This Supa wild bird feeder is designed for dispensing Niger/Thistle Seed for Garden Birds. Take a look at our range of Niger seed feeders and encourage the local population of finches and other small birds to your garden.