Clearview Window Bird Feeder by Paradise Birdhouses

Clearview Window Bird Feeder by Paradise Birdhouses

Window Bird Feeder made from White PVC, Made in the U.S.A., Adjustable for windows up to 36" THE most entertaining bird feeder we produce! This ClearView Feeder fits right into you window for an up close view of all of your feathered friends! Hours of entertainment for the whole family! Tons of fun!! You can learn to identify some of the birds that frequent the feeder. This encourages a love of learning more about your backyard habitat! This feeder is perfect for those who might be unable to tend to an outdoor feeder but still love the thrill of bird watching. Also apartment/condo dwellers and others who might have restrictions on outdoor feeders can enjoy birding activity up close and personal. Made of PVC and plastic, this is a durable feeder, and its crisp white color is very appealing. The semicircular top and base of the unit rest inside your home, and a plastic window keeps the birds visible. This platform holds 1 quart of mixed seed, suet nuggets, mealworms, or fruit, and provides plenty of space for a few birds to dine. Two rectangular, PVC panels form the front of the item, and allow the unit to be mounted into most single and double hung windows from 30" to 36" wide. These also create a barrier between your window and the elements and included insulation foam strips help the feeder remain secure. An opening on the top of the piece makes refilling simple, and a cap with matching stepped trimwork protects feed from the elements. A metal rod through the feeder body keeps it aligned and assembled, while the PVC construction remains durable without rotting or warping. Some Assembly required. Made in the USA. Our ClearView feeder does not come with a 2 way or mirrored panel. The main reason we have chosen the clear panel is because a lot of bids are territorial and would attack a mirror reflection of themselves. With our design and by having the clear viewing panel it helps prevent the birds from seeing a reflection and trying to attack their own reflection, which could harm the bird.