Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder 1

Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder

₹129 ₹249
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Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder 1
Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder

Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder

  • Hanging
  • Nano and Small Sized

The Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder is half a real coconut shell hung on a natural cord, ready to hold seeds or grains. It looks at home among plants and gives sparrows and munias a small, natural spot to feed.

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  • Easy to hang
  • Easy to refill
  • Easy to clean
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About the Coconut Shell Bird Food Feeder

Made from a real coconut shell cut into a bowl and hung on a natural cord, this feeder fits in quietly among leaves and potted plants. Fill it with kagni, broken rice or a small-seed mix and hang it from a tree branch, a balcony hook or a window grill. The rounded rim gives small birds an easy place to perch, and the open bowl lets them see around them while they feed, which helps shy birds settle. House sparrows, munias and white-eyes are its most likely visitors. Give them a few days to find it, and you may soon hear them before you see them. Each shell is slightly different in shape and colour, so no two feeders look quite the same.

Specifications

Material
Coconut Shell
Size
9 × 12 × 10.5 cm
How it fits
Hanging
Holds
Seed
Capacity
225 g
Suits
Small Garden Birds · Medium Garden Birds
Placement
Balcony · Window Grill · Garden Tree

Who Might Visit

The birds most likely to find it. Every bird keeps its own timetable, so the first visit can take a few days.

  • House sparrow

    House sparrow

    The regular. Once it trusts the spot, it comes back every morning.

  • Indian silverbill

    Indian silverbill

    Comes in a little group and likes to visit together.

  • Laughing dove

    Laughing dove

    Soft-voiced and gentle; often the first to settle in.

  • Red-vented bulbul

    Red-vented bulbul

    Bold, curious and always up for a visit.

Our Feeders in Action

Real birds at Beejro feeders and nests, on balconies and in gardens across India.

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What Birds Look For

  1. Food This product

    Hang it at head height or higher, with open space around it so birds can see who is coming.

  2. Water

    A shallow bowl in the shade, a little away from the feeder. Change it every day; birds drink and bathe in it.

    Water feeders

  3. A safe place to stay

    High up on a quiet wall, away from the busy feeder. A pair looks for a calm spot to nest.

    Bird houses and nests

Why Every Balcony Needs a Bird Station

  • Birdsong with your morning chaiMornings start with chirping, right outside your window.
  • A helping hand for your plantsMany garden birds pick insects off leaves.
  • A lifeline for city birdsFood and water are hard to find between buildings.
  • A little nature lesson every dayChildren soon learn every visitor by name.

Why Beejro for Bird Care

  • Real Photos, Honest Sizes

    Photographed as it is, with its size in cm.

  • Everything Under One Roof

    Feeders, water bowls, houses and food, all in one place.

  • Packed With Care

    Wrapped so it reaches you in one piece.

  • Delivered Across India

    Packed for the journey to homes all over India.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions
How long before birds start visiting?

Usually a few days to a few weeks. Birds watch a new spot from a distance first. Keep it in one place and fill it at the same time each day; once they trust it, they come back daily.

Is bird food included?

No, bird food is sold separately. Our Millets Kagani (foxtail millet) suits sparrows, munias and most small garden birds.

Where should I hang it?

In a quiet, shaded spot at head height or higher, with open space around it so birds can see who's coming. A balcony grill, window or tree branch works well, out of reach of cats.

How do I clean it?

Empty out old seed and rinse it with water every week, more often in the rains. Let it dry fully before you refill it.

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