Perky-Pet® Mason Jar Wild Bird Seed Feeder
Add a rustic appeal to your backyard and feed the birds in your backyard at the same time with the Perky-Pet Mason Jar Wild Bird Seed Feeder.
The Perky-Pet Mason Jar Wild Bird Seed Feeder is sure to provide plenty of room for your feathered friends with its eight feeding ports.
The metal base is easy to clean. Simply unscrew the bottle from the base and clean in warm soapy water.
Benefits
- Attractive Mason Jar style bottle.
- All metal base and feeding ports.
- Easy to fill and clean.
Directions for use
- Hang high from a tree in your backyard, or from a bird feeder hook.
- Remember to clean your feeder once every two weeks with a mild soap and water solution. Rinse thoroughly.
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