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Orange cup wild bird feeders

A set of three orange cup wild bird feeders ideal for feeding seed, mealworms or suet pellets. A great ornamental and practical way of feeding your garden birds with these fun metal orange cup wild bird feeders on gently curved but stable stems. They have drainage holes to help keep bird food dry. Orange cup wild bird feeders can be used on any soft surface area of the garden, but are best located in amongst low flowerbeds, shrubs, pots and planters.

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Pack of 3 £18.00 Out of stock (est 3-7 days)

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House Sparrow

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Orange cup wild bird feeders

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Berry Suet Pellets

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Live Mealworms

Bird species that love this product...

Robin

House Sparrow

Tree Sparrow

Blackbird

Blue Tit

Great Tit