Offer a bevy of different dining options to different types of birds by showcasing this Coveside Jelly, Fruit, and Mealworm Feeder in your bird garden. This durable and naturally beautiful unit is sourced from family owned and sustainably forested pine for a quality, standout item, and its fly-through design beckons birds to dine comfortably in your yard. A removable, red plastic feeding tray rests in the middle of the unit's platform, firmly secured for reliable use as a wealth of various bird species visit and feast. Tropical birds subsist on fruit during winter months and seek out sweet treats when visiting northern areas. This handy receptacle is ideal for placing dried or sliced fruit, mealworms, or sugar water to attract bluebirds, orioles, and a multitude of other species. For a different option, fill the receptacle with a third of a cup of jelly for an additional sweet offering. Ample skewers on both sides of the feeder lend a perfect spot to add more fruit to each side, rounding out a robust smorgasbord for birds seeking these flavors. A pair of perches are situated on either side of both skewers, offering a wealth of resting spots while feasting, and the pitched roof provides coverage and protection from outdoor elements for a pleasant dining experience. Resting at the top of the unit is a chain hanging loop to allow an easy showcase as you place this handy feeder on a hook or branch in your garden. Over time and exposure to weather, this natural pine complexion will weather to a gray tone for a varied and arresting look, lending further appeal and charm to this durable item. Bring birds of all kinds to your backyard sanctuary when you display the fantastic Jelly, Fruit, and Mealworm Feeder. Made in the USA.


Birds that use this feeder:

• blackbirds, bluebirds, cardinals, chickadees, doves, finches, flickers, goldfinches, grackles, grosbeaks, jays, juncos, kinglets, mockingbirds, nuthatches, orioles, redpolls, robins, siskins, sparrows, starlings, tanagers, thrushes, titmice, towhees, warblers, waxwings, woodpeckers, and wrens