Tube Feeders
We Recommend Sunflower For These Feeders, The Favorite Seed of Every Feeder Bird.
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Droll Yankee A-6 Ring Pull Feeder
Made in USA.
Has the Droll Yankee lifetime guarantee against squirrel damage to the Lexan tube. This new updated A6 features the new ring pull system. Simply pull out the center rod and the whole feeder comes apart for easy cleaning. Then, just put the perches back in and slide the rod back in.
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$49.99 |
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Droll Yankee Clever Clean & Open Tube Feeder
Made in USA.
Great new features from Droll Yankee. The tray is attached, just twist it and the whole bottom comes out so you can really clean out the cruddy seed that can build up in the bottom. AND the top flips open pressing a button for easy filling. Nice size with 2 ports.
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$49.99 |
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Aspects Big Tube Feeder Gold
Antique gold finish. Large capapcity, will hold 4.5 lb. of seed, has special perches for Cardinals, and easy pop out bottom for cleaning. Also comes in green.
FOR IN STORE PURCHASE IN ONLYWe Do Not Ship This
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$79.99 |
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Droll Yankee Green Tube Feeder
Made in USA.
Droll Yankee feeder in green. 18 inches long. Nice looking simple feeder.
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$39.99 |
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Droll Yankee Green Tube Feeder Mini
Made in USA.
Droll Yankee feeder in green, like the one above but has 2 ports and only 12 inches long. A nice feeder for folks looking for something smaller for smaller spaces
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$34.99 |
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Green Seed Scoop With Funnel Handle
Handy scoop can be used just as a regular scoop, or you can open the slide and use the handle as a funnel.
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$4.99 |
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Droll Yankee Super Duper Seed Scoop
If you fill your feeders from big bags or cans, this jumbo scoop will probably fill a feeder with one scoop. It does require a learning curve and coordination since both ends are open (we can't leave them out for customers to use). Once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. Would also be great for potting soil, dog food, but probably not punch.
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$19.99 |
Feeder Tips To Keep Birds Safe & Healthy:
* If you go away, bring the feeder in; birds can get stuck in an empty feeder and die.
* The seed you saved over the winter will NOT be any good next spring, or vice versa.
* Do not put new seed on top of old seed. Pour old seed into something, put your fresh seed in the feeder, then put the old seed on top. This will keep the feeder cleaner and the old seed from getting yucky and moldy on the bottom which will make birds sick.
* Empty and dry your feeder out after a heavy rain.
* Take your feeder apart and wash the whole thing good in soapy water at least once a season.
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