3 Qt. Cedar Hopper with Suet Bird Feeder

Description

The superior quality and innovative design of this hopper feeder are sure to make it a quick favorite! Use a wide range of seed varieties and suet to attract a variety of beautiful birds like Cardinals, woodpeckers, nuthatches, finches, and more to your backyard. This feeder features a removable mesh seed tray to allow water drainage for keeping seed fresh longer and removability for easy cleaning. Constructed from naturally rot-resistant premium Cedar using stainless steel screws, this feeder is built for years of birding enjoyment.

Removable fresh seed tray for easy cleaning
Water based nature’s shield preservative resists fading, mold and mildew and water damage
Premium insect and rot resistant cedar
Large and small bird spacing
Rust-free hardware

Additional information

Product Depth in.	7.5
Product Height in.	9.25
Product Width in.	12
Bird Feeder Type	Seed Feeder
Bird Supply Type	Seed Feeder
Bird Type	Finch
Color Family	Clear
ColorFinish	Natural cedar
Feeder Type	Food
Material	Wood
Mount Type	Hanging
Number of Perches Ports	2
Product Weight lb.	2.6
Returnable	90-Day

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3 Qt. Cedar Hopper with Suet Bird Feeder

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