GardenOS gazebo bird feeder with a green roof and clear seed reservoir hanging from a shepherd's hook, a chickadee on the tray

Gazebo Bird Feeder – 6-Port Hanging Seed Feeder with Clear Reservoir

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$49.99
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GardenOS gazebo bird feeder with a green roof and clear seed reservoir hanging from a shepherd's hook, a chickadee on the tray

Outdoor Living & Garden Decor

Gazebo Bird Feeder – 6-Port Hanging Seed Feeder with Clear Reservoir

$49.99
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  • Overall size 7.1" × 6.1" × 9.1" high
  • Capacity 34 fl oz
  • Material PP and PS plastic body

Hang it from a branch or a shepherd's hook and watch the yard fill up. The clear hexagonal reservoir shows when seed runs low, six ports let several birds feed at once, and the green pagoda roof keeps the look tidy in any garden.

Why gardeners like it
  • 6 feeding ports around the tray, so several birds can feed at the same time.
  • Holds up to 2.2 lb of seed (about 1 liter), so you refill less often.
  • Twist-open roof for quick, mess-free refills.
  • 12 drainage holes in the base let rainwater run out to help keep seed dry.
  • Steel hanging cable runs from the base through the roof for a secure hang from a tree or pole.
Specifications
Overall size
approx. 7.1" × 6.1" × 9.1" high (18 × 15.5 × 23 cm)
Seed reservoir
approx. 5.1" × 4.5" × 5.5" (13 × 11.5 × 14 cm)
Capacity
about 34 fl oz (1 L), up to 2.2 lb of seed
Material
PP and PS plastic body, iron hanging cable
Color
green roof and tray, clear reservoir
Weight
7.7 oz (218 g)
In the box

1 × gazebo bird feeder with hanging cable. Birdseed, birds, hooks and poles shown in the photos are not included.

Questions

How do I refill it?

Twist the roof to open the top, pour seed into the clear reservoir and twist it closed again.

What seed can I use?

Dry seed such as mixed wild bird seed, sunflower seed and millet.

Is it squirrel-proof?

No. The twist lock keeps the top closed, but no hanging feeder stops a determined squirrel; hang it away from branches and fences they can jump from.

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