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Bird Feeder for Fruit

This organic feeder catches the eye and provides nourishment for any bird. They will enjoy apples or oranges on the copper skewer or jelly in the bowl.

$39.47

Made in small batches in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The Story

A handmade feeder for sharing simple garden offerings.

Shaped to hold fresh fruit, this feeder welcomes birds who are drawn to oranges, apples, and other seasonal treats. Its simple form, gentle curves, and flowing glaze bring warmth and quiet beauty to the garden while inviting more birds to gather nearby.

Hung from a tree branch or shepherd’s hook, it becomes a small act of hospitality for the creatures that pass through each day. Orioles, among others, often return again and again for a fresh orange slice and a quiet place to rest.

Made by hand from durable stoneware clay, each feeder carries its own subtle variations in form and finish, making every piece uniquely its own.

For the safety of visiting birds, hang the feeder at least five feet above the ground and away from places where predators may hide.

Additional Information

Additional information

Weight 1.1 lbs
Dimensions 6.5 × 5.75 × 8.5 in

Hand wash every 2-3 weeks, or as frequently as necessary. Use a mild dish detergent. A bottle brush works best for the inside of bird feeder.

Our shipping goal is to deliver your new pottery to your door as quickly and safely as possible. If a product is in stock, it can be shipped within 3-5 business days. If not, it may take 2-3 weeks. We will notify you when it ships.

All packages are sent UPS or USPS.

We offer free shipping for all of our pottery

Durable

Hand formed from durable stoneware clay and non-toxic glazes.

Unique

As with all handmade pottery, every piece is “one-of-a-kind”. Minor variations will exist in shape, size, or color, which is what makes each piece special.

Colors

All the glazes we use will endure various weather conditions for many years.

Outdoors

Bird feeders can be used in the spring, summer, fall, and winter. Bird baths should be taken in and stored for the winter, unless a heater is used.

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