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Simon King large bird defender feeder

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Simon King large bird defender feeder

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Simon King large bird defender feeder

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Simon King large bird defender feeder
Simon King large bird defender feeder
Simon King large bird defender feeder
Simon King large bird defender feeder
Simon King large bird defender feeder

Simon King large bird defender feeder

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This is a novel idea developed by naturalist and author Simon King. Made to fit around bird feeders, it uses hanging chains...

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This is a novel idea developed by naturalist and author Simon King. Made to fit around bird feeders, it uses hanging chains to ward off larger birds like magpies, jackdaws, pigeons and crows who dislike the feel of the metal on their flight feathers.

Smaller birds will soon adjust to it, and you’ll see them confidently dart between the chains to feed in peace. The chains and the domed cage can also be used as perches for little birds patiently waiting their turn.

Just hang it from a branch or hook like you would a bird feeder in a spot with a clear unobstructed flight path. Then hang your cylindrical seed, nut or fat feeder from the hook on the lower inside lid of the defender. For it to be most effective, make sure the bottom of your feeder doesn’t hang lower than the bottom of the chains.

Made from metal with a bronze finish.

Key features:

  • Stops larger birds from monopolising bird feeders
  • Durable metal with an attractive bronze finish
  • Suitable for most standard cylindrical feeders

Measurements:


Ø27cm x H69cm

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