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LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds

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  • LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds
  • LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round - 21 x 35 x 21 cm
  • LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds
LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds
  • LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds
  • LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round - 21 x 35 x 21 cm
  • LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds
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    LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds

    Do you love seeing small birds in your garden, but are they scared off by larger birds or even cats? The LONA V20 round feeding cage offers small birds protection so that they can enjoy their meals in peace!

    This cage contains two feed units for different types of food. Small birds, such as tits, finches and sparrows can fly into the cage and enjoy their meal without being disturbed. Larger birds don't fit inside the cage and won't be able to bother the small ones!

    You can attach the cage to a wall, rain gutter, tree trunk, fence or pergola.

    Properties

    • Feed units are easily removed with one simple hand motion
    • Cage is durable and 100% recycable
    • Two feed units for even more spoiling
    • Can be used all year round

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LONA Feeding Cage V20 Round for Birds reviews
  • GREAT BUT NOT PERFECT
    By MS VANESSA SIMPKINS, Thursday 15 June 2023

    A LOVELY BIRD FEEDER WELL MADE AND EASY TO PUT TOGETHER. BOUGHT IT TO GIVE THE SMALLER BIRDS IN OUR GARDEN A HAVEN TO EAT IN PEACE!! UNFORTUNATELY LIKE ANOTHER BRAND OF GUARDIAN FEEDER I HAVE THE STARLINGS HAVE DOMINATED IT. THE YOUNG STARLINGS EASILY GET IN, JUST SIT IN THERE AND SCARE/ FIGHT OFF THE SMALLER BIRDS. THERE IS ONLY SO LONG I CAN STAND GUARD AND SHOO THEM OFF!!! LOOKING FORWARD TO THE STARLINGS MIGRATING AND A MORE PEACEFUL WINTER WATCHING THE SMALLER BIRDS WE HAVE AROUND.