Trixie outdoor bird feeder, 560 ml capacity, Ø 10 cm, black

Trixie outdoor bird feeder with a 560 ml capacity and a 10 cm diameter opening is designed for dispensing seeds and small bird food in gardens, balconies and terraces. The feeder has a compact, weather-resistant construction in black and is intended to hold seed mixes for wild small birds. Its shape and opening make regular filling and cleaning straightforward while offering easy access for a variety of small garden species.

Advantages

The feeder's 560 ml capacity balances frequent refilling and a compact footprint, making it suitable for limited outdoor spaces. A 10 cm diameter opening accommodates common seed sizes and allows small birds to feed comfortably. The weather-resistant material and simple design reduce maintenance needs and help the feeder withstand outdoor conditions. Its black finish blends with many outdoor settings and helps reduce visible dirt between cleanings.

Suitable for

• Dispensing mixed seeds for wild small birds in gardens
• Mounting on balconies and terraces
• Supplemental feeding during migration and colder months
• Attracting tits, sparrows, finches and similar-sized species

Key specifications

• Capacity: 560 ml
• Feeding opening diameter: 10 cm
• Colour: black
• Intended use: outdoor seed feeder for small birds
• Design: compact, weather-resistant construction

How to use

Mount the feeder in a sheltered but visible outdoor location such as a garden branch, balcony railing or a dedicated pole, ensuring it is secured against strong wind. Fill the feeder with a suitable seed mix designed for small wild birds, taking care not to overfill to prevent spoilage. Clean the feeder regularly by emptying remaining food and rinsing with water; allow to dry fully before refilling. Position the feeder at a safe distance from windows and predators and check attachment points periodically.

Usage recommendations

Refill as needed to maintain fresh food; during wet weather or high usage check daily to avoid mould. Use seed mixes appropriate for local small bird species and clean the feeder at least once every two weeks or more often in humid conditions to preserve hygiene and bird health.