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Compact Ground Feeder Tray Reviews

4.5 Rating 33 Reviews
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The compact ground feeder tray consists of a rigid metal micromesh tray to keep food off the ground and to keep it drier and fresher for longer

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Anita Bachuil
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“Very sturdy little ground feed tray. Arrived very promptly.”
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Posted 1 year ago
Chris Anderson
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“Its perfect for our/birds needs. I've fixed it too an upturned log on the edge of the border and its ideal for meal worms”
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Posted 1 year ago
Margaret Anderson
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“Just what I wanted, quite small, held off the ground and drains the rain.”
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Posted 1 year ago
“This is a fab feeder for garden birds, we have it in a covered bird table with mesh to keep the less desirable critters eating the Robin Mix, which is loved by many species..”
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Posted 2 years ago
Hello, thank you for your review. It’s good to hear that the Compact Ground Feeder Tray is working for you and your birds.
Posted 2 years ago
Martin Lodge
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“Works brilliantly if you do not have sqirrels or pidgeons in the vacinity - don't think the wild and garden birds had a look in.”
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Posted 2 years ago
The Compact Ground Feeder Tray is designed to keep bird seed off the ground. As it is a tray, then any birds or squirrels can access it. If you wish to keep the bigger birds and squirrels from getting to it I would suggest getting the small mesh ground guard to put over it.
Posted 2 years ago
“Nice option for keeping ground feeding station clean. Only problem was the design and jaggy metal around the side which cut my finger.”
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Posted 2 years ago
Thank you for your review & feedback. We will share with the manufacture.
Posted 2 years ago
“Just as described easy to fill and better for the birds to access than hanging bird feeders”
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Posted 2 years ago
“It fits the bill ... except I've learned that cats enjoy kibbled peanuts :(”
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Posted 2 years ago