C&S Wild Bird Nugget Bird Feeder, 11.25-in
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C&S Wild Bird Nugget Feeder is specially designed to make feeding suet, fruit and insect eating wild birds a cinch. First, place a small amount of delicious high energy nuggets on the feeder ledge and once they are discovered by the birds, move nuggets inside the feeder. The wild bird feeder holds up to 24 ounces of nuggets and requires no assembly. Simply hang and wait for your favorite birds to flock to your garden.
Key Benefits- 1/3-Inch wire mesh holds peanuts, sunflower seeds or similarly sized food and treats.
- This bird feeder is specially designed to make feeding suet, fruit and insect eating wild birds a cinch.
- All-metal wire construction for durability and year-round feeding.
- The wild bird feeder holds up to 24 ounces of nuggets and requires no assembly.
- Simply hang and wait for your favorite birds to flock to your garden.
Nugget feeder, (3) perches.
†Capacity is calculated by total volume. When using container, choose a capacity greater than what you need to prevent overfilling and spills.
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Item Number105773
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Dimensions11.25 x 3 x 3 inches
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Feeder TypeMesh
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Bird TypeWild Bird, Bluebird, Woodpecker
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Capacity (Max)†24-ounce
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MaterialPlastic
Remove wrap from feeder. Lift lid. Fill with 16 - 24 oz C&S nuggets, peanuts or sunflower seeds.
What are Nuggets?
This is a new fat based product that uses a unique formulation and production process to produce. Nuggets have proven to be attractive to a large variety of wild birds.
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86% Recommend
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Best Feeder!!
By Bklyn718 on Nov 14, 2020 Top 250 Contributor
OMG! This is the BEST feeder ever! Why didn't I get it sooner!?!? I fill it with Lyric peanut pieces and C&S peanut nuggets. I now have chickadees, tufted titmice, downy woodpeckers, red-bellied woodpeckers, and many more visiting. Best feeder EVER!!!
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Awesome Feeder
By Mark on Oct 29, 2020
I was supposed to get the feeder free at two different times when I ordered the food for them, they never came. But they are always busy with the birds. Love them!
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Love these feeders
By ActRaiser on Sep 13, 2020 Top 500 Contributor
I've purchased a few of these feeders and might just end up buying a few more.They are perfect for the nuggety treats as made by C&S.I like the green color of the feeder and find them aesthetically pleasing.The birds love them and flock to them.
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Soooo many birds come to this feeder!
By MMSS on Oct 6, 2020
I like this wild bird feerder alot! Easy to fill . food does go thru holes a little, not too much though. Overall I would recommend this item.
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Great for Suet Nuggets
By Joyce on Sep 2, 2020
I bought a new one because the birds have worn out the old one. I fill it with suet nuggets -- and sometimes sunflower seeds. Many birds like it, especially woodpeckers. It's easy to tell (from my house) when it needs to be refilled.
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Great Gift
By Kala on Sep 21, 2020
This is a perfect feeder to provide food for the birds while withstanding the squirrels.
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great for the suet pellets
By Trudy on Jun 16, 2020
This is a super feeder. It's wire therefore much stronger against squirrels (tho they can still get at the food depending on where you hang it. The mesh is such that regular food is falls through easily. The birds love the pellets tho.
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Long lasting
By Tnt219 on Aug 31, 2020
These feeder are very well made, I just replaced my last one after ten years.
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Excellent feeder
By NewmansOwnChixStx on Apr 1, 2020
I am really enjoying watching all of the birds (and squirrels) who come to feed on the suet nuggets. The birds seems to just latch on to the outside of this feeder rather than use the perches. The perch on the bottom seems to fall off after a day or two. I think it’s the squirrel that man-handles it enough to remove it. Doesn’t bother me. Easy enough to reinstall it.
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Don't really need to mess with the perches on this feeder...
By Tracer on May 30, 2020
...if you fill it with those suet nuggets or anything else you think will work. The birds will figure it out, especially the woodpeckers.
