Wooden bird feeder by garden fun — model GF-12902, dimensions 14×11×11.5 cm

Wooden bird feeder by garden fun — model GF-12902 is a compact outdoor feeder with dimensions 14×11×11.5 cm designed to hold seed or mixed bird food. Made of wood, this feeder provides a stable feeding place for small wild birds and can be hung or mounted in gardens, balconies or parks. The open design allows easy access for tits, sparrows and other small passerines while offering a simple shelter from light rain.

Advantages

The wooden construction offers natural appearance and breathability while remaining sturdy enough for outdoor use. Its compact size makes it easy to position on trees, posts or balcony rails without occupying much space. The open tray design facilitates quick refilling and simple cleaning, and the lightweight build gives flexibility for hanging or mounting depending on site conditions.

Suitable for

• Feeding small wild birds such as tits, sparrows and finches
• Use in home gardens, balconies and small parks
• Providing seed or mixed bird food during migration and winter months
• Educational birdwatching and backyard wildlife observation

Key specifications

• Material: wood
• External dimensions: 14 × 11 × 11.5 cm
• Capacity: suitable for a portion of seed or mixed bird food for small birds (tray-style)
• Mounting options: hanging or fixed mounting on posts, railings or branches
• Intended use: outdoor feeder for wild birds

How to use

Place the feeder in a sheltered but visible location at a suitable height to reduce predator access. Fill the tray with fresh seed or mixed bird food, avoiding overly large seeds for small species. If hanging, secure with a weather-resistant cord or hook; if mounting, fix to a stable surface with appropriate fasteners. Refill regularly and remove any spoiled food. Clean the feeder periodically with a brush and mild detergent, rinse thoroughly and allow to dry before refilling.

Usage recommendations

Position the feeder where birds have nearby cover such as shrubs or trees to provide quick escape routes. To attract a variety of small species, offer different seed mixes and check the feeder daily in cold or wet weather. Inspect the wooden surfaces seasonally and apply a non-toxic, bird-safe wood preservative if needed to extend service life.