Tui Wild Bird Seed Bell
Bringing birdsong to your backyard with this nutritious blend of seeds! Tui's Wild Bird Seed Bell will give birds days of entertainment and nutrition as they use their natural pecking instincts to pull apart the bell.
The bell is a mixture of Wild Bird Seed Mix plus gelatine and honey powder to form a bell that birds love to peck at and eat.
Benefits
- Appeals to birds' natural pecking instincts
- Alternative to a feeder to provide variety for birds
Directions for use
- Hang your Tui Wild Bird Seed Bell in a flowering tree.
- Place in a position that is both visible to you and in a quiet, naturally sheltered location away from windows that birds may fly into.
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Tui Wild Bird Seed Mix
Read MoreIt is such a pleasure to have the company of wild birds in your own garden, to enjoy their beauty, colour and song. Feeding birds is a simple way to increase the number of birds in your garden and provides entertainment for the whole family. It also provides the birds with a regular food source over the cold winter months when food is scarce.
Tui Wild Bird Seed Mix contains a nutritious blend of seeds, a tasty treat designed to attract a wide variety of birds to your garden.
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