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SCREEN FEEDERS
Black Oil or Peanut Feeder
#8410- Moraine Screen Feeder

MORAINE SCREEN FEEDER

Features
:  Solid cedar and stainless steel screw construction.   Heavy gauge screen.  Hinged roof lifts for easy filling.  Stainless steel hanging cable.  Four Sided Feeding.  3.5 lb capacity.  Overall dimensions:  7” deep x 10” wide x 15” tall. 


How it works
:  This is a large capacity screen feeder.  Wild birds are able to cling to the sides of the feeder and pull one seed out at a time.  The benefit of this feeder is it will attract a wide variety of birds.  Woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, cardinals, juncos, and finches.  Some will cling to the sides others will feed on what ever falls to the ground.  A squirrel baffle is highly recommended.  It is ready to hang right out of the box.  Great Looking and Functional.  This feeder would be perfect for wet climates because the screen wraps all the way around the bottom, providing excellent drainage.


Moraine Screen Feeder

nuthatch
#8400- Curved Screen Feeder
Screen feeder
#8402- Medium Cruved

The Screen Feeders are designed for black oil sunflower.  Woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches, and titmice are a few of the birds that will cling to the sides of a screen feeder.  There is very little waste because one seed is pulled at a time through the mesh.  Solid cedar and stainless steel screw construction.  Four sided feeding.  Durable heavy gauge screen.  Hinged roofs.  Easy to mount from the bottom or ready to hang with included cable.  #8400 holds 15 cups, #8402- 12 cups, #8430S- 6 cups, #8430M- 3.5 cups   


Small Screen Feeder
#8430S- Small Wave Screen
screen bird feeder
#8430M- Mini Wave Screen
Small Wave Screen Feeder

Mini Wave Screen Feeder

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MADE IN THE USA

The Original Wave Feeders