Songbird Cedar Large Hopper w/Seed Hoop 24"

Description

24" Seed Hoop and Cedar Hopper Feeder Combo - Catches up to 90% of spilled seed!

A perfect addition to any backyard feeding station!

Makes birdfeeding possible for those who live in apartments!

The 24" Seed Hoop Seed Catcher Platform and Songbird Cedar Large Hopper Feeder makes a great combination for serious backyard bird feeding. Save money and save your lawn by catching up to 90% of spilled seed!

24" Seed Hoop - Protects lawn and garden from rotting seeds, weeds, and damage to grass. Keeps birds safe from ground predators and eliminates a food source for rodents. Is durable, lightweight and easy to attach, and adapts to virtually all bird feeders. Straps to birdfeeders via 6 cords each 36 inches in length. Has a wind guard which saves even more seed. Made of light weight exterior grade vinyl coated fiberglass mesh. The frame is of lightweight flexible tempered steel wire that can be twist folded and collapsed to 1/3 its expanded size for easy storage. The sleeve is made of exterior grade polyester. Hooks are corrosion resistant. Nylon cords adjust easily to virtually any feeder. Makes it possible for those in an apartment to still feed the birds. The Seed Hoop also serves as a Platform Feeder - provides another feeding level for birds like Cardinals and Juncos who love to perch while feeding.

Songbird Cedar Large Hopper Feeder - Songbird Cedar's Hopper Feeders are excellent starter feeders for cardinals and other songbirds and hold both sunflower and seed mixes. Easy top refill while hanging with the coated cable providing damage free hanging over tree limbs. Made in the USA!

All Songbird Cedar feeders and houses are made from heavy Inland Cedar using Zinc-Chromate screws and hardware with brass hinges.

Seed Capacity - 2-1/4 quart

Dimensions: 8" x 12" x 8"H  

Birds that use this feeder include: cardinals, chickadees, finches, flickers, goldfinches, grackles, grosbeaks, jays, juncos, kinglets, nuthatches, redpolls, siskins, sparrows, starlings, titmice, towhees, woodpeckers, and wrens