Add elegant color and a variety of bird seed to your backyard using the Opus Copper Finish Triple Tube Bird Feeder. This dynamic unit holds a wealth of seed types, while its copper colored dome and base capture attention. Three plastic seed tubes create a generous feeding area for your feathered friends, while a copper colored, plastic cap and base perfectly complete the unit. Each tube holds 1.16 quarts of feed, and sports four individual ports for a bevy of dining spots. Install the included perches beneath each of the six upper ports, for small birds to land and eat, and watch the larger birds rest on the base tray and reach seed from the bottom ports. Each port cover may be altered to offer either thistle seed or a traditional feed, for fantastic versatility, and the metal band around these ports deters squirrels from chewing on them. This inventive design allows you to provide different seed to several birds at once, or offer 3.5 quarts of one type of food. A top collar keeps each tube aligned, and creates a funnel for easy and fast refilling. Diverters at the base of each tube prevent seed accumulation, and drainage holes on the 10.25" diameter base keep seed fresh. A significant, 16" diameter dome tops the item, protecting the seed from rain and acting as a baffle for squirrels. The top, metal loop makes it easy to hang this item, and the center of it can accommodate a 1" outer diameter pole (not included) for a different display option. Crafted from plastic and metal, this unit will withstand use for several seasons and remain a wonderful garden focal point. Keep several birds well-fed by adding this Copper Finish Triple Tube Bird Feeder to your backyard sanctuary. Limited lifetime warranty.
Note: A squirrel baffle may be necessary to squirrel proof this feeder when pole mounted.
Capacity: 3.5 qts., 5.25 lbs.; 12 ports
Dimensions: 2.5" dia. tubes, 16" dia. dome x 24.5"H
Mounting: may be hung or pole mounted
Construction: plastic, metal
Mfg. Warranty: limited lifetime warranty
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