What separates this feeder from other feeders of similar design, is the fact that the tube will never accumulate old and rotting seed in the bottom and can be completely emptied by feeding birds. If you already have experience feeding birds then you know what painstaking efforts are required to clean out the bottom of other tubular style feeders. Minimal cleaning and easy to maintain make the Marsh Country Feeder the most user friendly feeder available today.

Marsh Country Feeders are available in three different sizes made from either a six, eight or twelve inch tubes. The six inch model has no feeding station on the tube and acts as a seed reservoir for the mesh bag. The eight inch model has one and the twelve inch model has two additional perches.

Location
If you are new to feeding birds, place your feeder in a location where it can be easily spotted by passing birds. Once birds have discovered the feeder and are accustomed to coming into your yard to feed, it can be moved to a new location. Place it where it can be easily viewed from inside the home. If possible, try to keep your feeder close to trees or shrubs which will offer safety to birds from predators.