Tui Wild Bird Feeder & Seed
The Tui Wild Bird Feeder & Seed is ready to use and filled with Tui Wild Bird Seed Mix, a nutritious blend of seeds designed to attract a wide variety of birds to your garden.
Once the seed is finished, simply refill with Tui Wild Bird Seed Mix and return to your garden.
Benefits
- Attract a variety of wild birds to your garden
- Ready to use
- Refillable
Directions for use
- Turn the feeder upside down and unscrew the base. Remove the white seal tab from the base to allow seed to flow through.
- Ensure base is securely screwed back on. Pull out perches from both sides of the base and remove the label to make the seed visible to birds.
- Hang your Tui Wild Bird Feeder & Seed outside.
- To refill with Tui Wild Bird Seed Mix simply unscrew the lid.
Tui Wild Bird Seed Mix contains:
Millet seed, fodder radish, rape seed, sorghum, wheat and barley. Ingredients are subject to availability and may contain other bird seeds.
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