Supa Niger Seed 4 Port Feeder 8" with Tray

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It helps to keep the seeds in place while giving smaller birds the perfect way to enjoy all the nutritious goodness that they need. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Niger seed is a small black seed that originates from Africa, favoured mainly by finches as the structure of their beak is ideally suited for this tiny seed.

The base can be removed with an easy squeeze and the ports can be removed by pulling out the central pin. Our goal is to minimise the distance our feeds have travelled by the time they make it to your bird table. Still waiting for the birds to spot the Niger seed feeder, though the Nut Hatch, Blue Tits and Sparrows are absolutely scoffing all the nuts and seeds I bought in the mixed selection! In addition, most species of bird which eat sunflower chips wouldn’t be able to fit their bill into the tiny hole in a niger seed feeder to get the sunflower chips out. Therefore testing out a small low budget plastic niger seed feeder like this one before committing to a larger metal one, makes a lot of sense.

All distributable profits from the RSPB's wholly owned subsidiary RSPB Sales Limited (registered office: The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 2DL, registered in England under company registration no. The tray is easy to fit and comes with a base link (which allows you to hang another feeder below) and it doesn't need to be removed when you are cleaning the feeder.

The team work hard to produce superior feeds that deliver consistently high nutritional value and amazing taste! Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

Designed to be sturdy, practical, and easy to clean, our niger seed feeders cater to the feeding habits of goldfinches while withstanding the elements. The body has to be pushed and snapped into the base holder, the small plastic lugs on the bottom of the base lock the body to the base. Whilst some garden birds like to feed head on, others like to be able to keep a wary eye out for predators.