North States Village Collection Brown Plastic Pinecone Birdfeeder

Name: North States Village Collection Brown Plastic Pinecone Birdfeeder
SKU: 220971
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$11.74

SKU: 220971 Categories: Bird Feeders, Pets & Wild Bird, Wild Bird

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The North States Village Collection Brown Plastic Pinecone Birdfeeder is a functional and attractive feeder that reliably keeps your wild birds fed. Part of the popular Village Collection, this feeder is designed to hold 4-1/4 pounds of mixed seed, reducing the frequency of refilling. It’s constructed from durable, lightweight plastic to withstand outdoor conditions, and features a charming pinecone pattern molded into the side panels. The clear window panes allow you to easily monitor the seed level from a distance, making this a great, low-maintenance choice for any bird-lover’s yard.

Key Features of North States Village Collection Brown Plastic Pinecone Birdfeeder

Large hopper capacity holds 4-1/4 pounds of various wild bird seed

Tin-style roof lifts easily for quick and hassle-free refilling

Constructed from lightweight, durable plastic for easy handling and longevity

Features clear side window panels for convenient seed level monitoring

Pinecone-inspired design adds a decorative, nature-themed accent

Removable seed tray and perch simplify the cleaning process

Suitable for hanging from a tree branch or a dedicated shepherd hook

Designed to attract a wide variety of common wild bird species

Additional Information

Brand: North States Village Collection

Product Type: Hopper Bird Feeder

Model:

Product Use: Wild Bird Feeding

Size: 4-1/4 lb (Seed capacity)

Material: Plastic

Height: 11 inch

Length: 8-1/8 inch

Width: 8-1/8 inch

To ensure your feeder remains appealing to birds and prevents the spread of disease, clean it thoroughly at least once every two weeks, especially during peak feeding times. Use a solution of one part bleach to nine parts hot water for sanitizing, making sure to let all parts dry completely before refilling with fresh seed. When hanging the feeder, place it near natural cover, like a large tree or dense shrub, but far enough away that squirrels can’t jump directly onto it from the branches.