Geometric Poly Lumber and Acrylic Hanging Bird Feeder with Roof - 3 Cups Bird Seed Capacity - For Backyard Bird Feeding

Our vibrant red model will stand out in your backyard! These feeders are hung using an 11" cable affixed to the roof of the feeder. The 4-inch side portal openings allow secondary feeding spots and a wider perch for the larger birds. Will be used by a wide variety of birds.

Open design allows for easy filling. Proudly handmade in Southern Indiana, USA, the JCS Wildlife Recycled Poly Lumber and Acrylic Hanging Bird Feeder offers a simple and economical design that is versatile enough to be used in almost any yard or landscaping situation. Since it is not a heavy feeder, it can easily be hung from a shepherd's hook or tree branch hanger. Durable poly lumber sides will not fade or crack in the elements.

Acrylic roof and seed tray allows you to easily see visiting birds and the seed level. Seed tray capacity = 3 cups. Open seed tray design allows for multiple food options. The JCS Wildlife Hanging Acrylic Bird Feeders come in 5 different colors - red, blue, yellow, green, and black.

Choose a color that fits well with your yard or landscaping theme! These feeders feature an open, fly-thru design, allowing birds ready access. They are easy to fill and maintain, and are proudly handmade in Southern Indiana.

If you are looking for a sleek, modern option, check out our line of Geometric Feeders! Same functionality as the standard hanging feeder, with an added orange color option and larger side openings.

Cardinals will readily come to this feeder for a snack. Since Cardinals enjoy a steady perch and to face their food when they eat, the open tray design provides them a more natural setting. Place some sunflower hearts in your feeder and watch the American Goldfinch flock in! These tiny birds cannot crack the shells of larger seeds but they will feast on shelled hearts all day.

While Bluebirds are not typically seed eaters, try putting out some dried mealworms and you might be surprised. Bluebirds are primarily bug eaters and will readily eat mealworms from a feeder. The Carolina Wren is one of the cutest and most entertaining of the songbirds. They may visit your feeder if you offer dried mealworms, sunflower hearts or peanut suet chips.

In terms of food options, black oil sunflower seed provides a high oil content and plenty of nutritional value to attract a wide variety of backyard birds. Safflower seeds are very high in protein and fat content, making them a preferred choice among Cardinals and other birds. Many birds will also readily eat a variety of nuts and dried fruit, including Woodpeckers, Nuthatch and Titmice. Offer dried mealworms to attract those birds that might shy away from seeds, such as Bluebirds and Mockingbirds.

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