Trixie nut feeder with protective mesh, metal, 820 ml capacity, 20 cm, black/brown

Trixie nut feeder with protective mesh, metal, 820 ml capacity, 20 cm, black/brown is a compact outdoor bird feeder engineered to hold whole nuts and similar food items. The metal construction and protective mesh create an accessible feeding surface for small to medium garden birds while helping to limit spillage and prolong food freshness. Its 820 ml capacity and 20 cm height make it suitable for balconies, gardens or placement near bird tables where clinging species can feed comfortably.

Advantages

The metal body combined with a fine protective mesh offers durability and a stable placement for nuts, reducing waste compared with open trays. The mesh pattern allows birds to cling naturally while pecking, and the compact 20 cm size keeps the feeder convenient to hang or fix in sheltered outdoor spots. The black and brown finish provides a neutral look that blends with garden surroundings and resists visible soiling.

Suitable for

• Feeding whole nuts to small and medium garden birds
• Use on balconies, patios and near bird tables
• Seasonal supplementary feeding during autumn and winter

Key specifications

• Material: metal with protective mesh
• Capacity: 820 ml
• Height: 20 cm
• Finish: black and brown
• Type of feed: whole nuts and similar solid items

How to use

Fill the feeder with whole nuts or compatible solid food items up to the indicated capacity and hang or mount it at a suitable height where birds can cling to the mesh. Place the feeder in a sheltered location to reduce exposure to rain and to maintain food quality. Clean the feeder regularly by emptying remaining food and rinsing the metal parts; allow to dry thoroughly before refilling. Check mounting points periodically to ensure safe suspension.

Usage recommendations

Use unsalted, fresh nuts suitable for wild birds and avoid mouldy or rancid food. Position the feeder where visiting birds feel safe from predators and where you can monitor cleanliness. During wet weather, refill smaller quantities and inspect the feeder more often to prevent moisture buildup.