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Copdock Mill Coconut Drum Original 310g

Hanging natural coconut drum filled with suet and seeds.

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$3.83 $5.99 In stock

Category: Wild Bird Feeders & Tables

The Copdock Mill Coconut Drum Feeder is a complementary feed for wild birds. Produced from natural materials. The coconut is filled with suet, and oilrich seeds, providing a balanced nutritional composition, attracting a variety of wild birds to the garden.

PRODUCT FEATURES

  • Made from 100% Natural Ingredients
  • High energy treat
  • Source of protein and calcium.
  • Suitable for all year round feeding.
  • Attracts a variety of birds.
  • Ready to feed with hanging cord to suspend coconut from tree branches out of reach of pests or predators.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

I hung this in my garden yesterday and the birds found it within an hour — the suet and seed mix is packed in tight so they really have to work for it. My blue tits are already fighting over it.

Leo S. ★★★★★

The coconut shell is sturdy enough to hang right off a branch, and the suet-and-seed filling has the local robins and tits squabbling over it all day. We've refilled it twice in a fortnight, and the birds clearly prefer this over the plain seed feeders.