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Ground Feeder Haven

A new idea to restrict access of larger birds to the food put for smaller birds. Pigeons, doves and magpies will not fit through the outer cage to reach the food, while blackbirds, thrushes, robins and a whole range of popular garden birds will be left to feed in peace. Suita...
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  • Supplier: Selections
  • SKU: GF7650
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A new idea to restrict access of larger birds to the food put for smaller birds. Pigeons, doves & magpies will not fit through the outer cage to reach the food, while blackbirds, thrushes, robins & a whole range of popular garden birds will be left to feed in peace. Suita...

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Garden - An outside area with grass and foliage
garden - A planned space used for the display, cultivation and enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature.
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