This bird feeder was designed to be as close to nature as possible; this was a key requirement for its design, in which ornithologists were also involved. Consequently, the manufacturer, based in Latvia, chose sections of birch tree trunks that are hollowed out all the way to the bottom. Holes are drilled into the side walls, and finally, a small roof is placed on top—acting as a lid, so to speak—and secured with wooden dowels. This roof can be completely removed (without the use of tools) for cleaning. To fill the feeder with birdseed, however, simply pull the loosely inserted plug out of the roof.
Using the sisal cord, the feeder can easily be threaded over a branch and hung in trees or large shrubs. We recommend mounting the feeder in a weather-protected location to prevent cracks in the wood and damage from moisture.

No two bird feeders are exactly alike in shape and dimensions and will differ from the one shown—as well as from the dimensions provided.