Does exactly what I hoped for - prevents food dropping on the ground.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 3
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Brand: CJ Wildlife
Keep your lawn or patio tidy by catching dropped bird seed and husks with this practical bird seed catcher tray. Simply attach it to your CJ Wildlife tube seed feeder to help reduce mess and attract even more birds. You can also use the tray to offer additional food types, such as fat balls, to appeal to a wider variety of garden species. This tray is compatible with our CJ Wildlife tube feeders, including the Challenger, Defender, Apollo, Adventurer and Conqueror ranges. It attaches easily via the included screw plug, or can be mounted onto a Bird Feeder Pole between the feeder and the pole. It can also be used with our Guardian caged feeder range (Challenger, Defender, Apollo, Adventurer, Aura and Athena), when combined with the Feeder Tray Spacer (product code: 940480119). Drainage holes help prevent water build-up and keep bird food dry. 35 cm ø
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Nice large tray with holes for rainwater to drain out of, my seed feeder fits perfectly well onto it many 😊 thanks 😊 👍
Quality: 5
Value for money: 3
This is catching so much seed from falling on the floor, brilliant.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Stops food falling on the ground especially when feeder used by Tits and Goldfinches who tend to sort the seed out and throw bits they don’t want onto the ground. The smaller trays we had did not catch this seed.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
It saves seed from going everywhere and the birds love standing on the edge eating the seed that escapes from the tube.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Does the job very well, but pigeons break it after a while
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
This seed tray is wide enough to catch most of the seed tossed away by the birds. Also makes a good platform for the red squirrels which come 🐿🐿🐿 to feed on the discarded seed. I’m more than happy to see that
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Have been looking for this for a while to match the Nat Trust seed feeder. It looks good, is sturdy enough and does the. trick. Ready here for early autumn Thank you CJW
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Curious on your reaction to the RSPB call to cease summer bird feeding
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
The birds are taking a long time to accept them
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Reply from CJ Wildlife
Hello,
It’s quite normal for birds to take their time inspecting a new feeder. They like to be cautious and often observe from a safe distance before deciding it’s worth a visit.
With a little patience, they usually start exploring and feeding, and before long your tray should become a busy little spot in the garden.
Best regards,
Team CJ Wildlife