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Handcrafted Cedar Platform Feeder & Nesting Shelf

Bring native songbirds to your yard with this handcrafted, multi-purpose platform feeder. Built with precision and care by a disabled American veteran, this durable feeder combines traditional craftsmanship with practical garden design.

Key Features:

  • Premium Western Red Cedar: Naturally resistant to rot, insect damage, and weather elements, ensuring long-lasting outdoor use without chemical treatments. .
  • Dual-Purpose Design: Serves as an easy-access platform feeder for seeds and fruit, or as a cozy nesting shelf for open-air nesting birds such as cardinals, robins, doves, and blue jays.
  • Built-in Drainage: Thoughtfully designed with drainage openings to keep seed fresh and dry during rain, preventing mold and spoilage.
  • Easy to Clean & Refill: The open platform style makes monitoring food levels, refilling, and cleaning effortless.
  • 100% Made in the USA: Hand-crafted with pride by a disabled American veteran craftsman.

Specifications

Feature Details
Dimensions Approx. 13" L x 8" W x 13" H
Material Western Red Cedar
Origin Made in the USA (Veteran-crafted)
Target Species Cardinals, Robins, Doves, Blue Jays, & other songbirds

Tip for Bird Lovers: Place your feeder or nesting shelf in a quiet, sheltered location near natural cover (like bushes or trees) to give nesting birds and feeding visitors a safe, comfortable spot to land!

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Made in USA indicates that this product is custom hand crafted at time of order.

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