National Trust Apollo Easy Clean 2 Port Bird Seed Feeder

Feed wild birds like Tits, Siskins and Greenfinches with the National Trust Apollo 2 Port Bird Seed Feeder.

The National Trust Apollo 2 Port Bird Seed Feeder is ideal for attracting Blue Tits, Great Tits, Siskins and Greenfinches.

It is a durable bird feeder made from strong rust resistant aluminium with a strong polycarbonate tube and features a ventilation system to prevent condensation and the unique ‘Click & Go’ release system to open the base, lid and ports.

This is a two port feeder that features two tree perching rings to allow birds to feed facing forward in their natural feeding position. The ports are spaced to provide each bird with a view of the surrounding area to watch for predators.

This feeder comes with a handy hanging loop and easy to hang and clean. To use, simply fill with a high quality bird seed like the Tom Chambers No More Mess Mix.

Keep wild birds fed and happy to visit the garden time and time again with this attractive little bird feeder.

Product Details

• Brand: National Trust
• Range: Apollo range
• Type: Seed feeder
• Dimensions: 27cm high including hanging ring x 11cm diameter (approximately)
• Suitable with Tom Chambers No More Mess Mix or Henry Bell Essential Seed Mix

Good to know

• Attracts blue tits, great tits, siskins and greenfinches
• Features two ports for wild birds to perch
• Durable and resistant to squirrel damage
• Base, lid and ports can be removed for cleaning with the unique ‘Click & Go’ release system
• Ventilation system keeps food fresher for longer and prevents condensation building up
• Made from aluminium with strong polycarbonate tubing
• Suitable for outdoor use all year round with any brand of seed blend
• Easy to use, disassemble and clean
• Position on a tree branch, on a hook or feeding station
• Produced by CJ WildBird Foods Ltd under licence from National Trust (Enterprises) Limited

Care Instructions

• Choose a safe & open location for birds to feed from
• Locate bird food at least 2 metres away from cover, allowing birds space to retreat from predators when needed
• Clean bird feeders regularly to keep them germ free
• Provide a regular food & water source for wild birds, to be rewarded with frequent visits