Recycled Plastic Hopper Bird Feeder 2.5 Quart, Hunter Green and Driftwood
A classic hopper bird feeder made from recycled plastic. Holds 2.5 quarts of seed, features clear windows to check seed levels, and comes in rustic hunter green and driftwood colors. Measures 10 x 9 x 10.5 inches.
$45.99
The SE Rubicon Recycled Plastic Large Hopper Feeder brings a classic hopper design to your yard in low-maintenance recycled plastic. A hunter green roof and tray frame a driftwood-color body with clear windows, so you can keep an eye on seed levels from the house. It holds 2.5 quarts of seed, enough to keep songbirds fed between refills.
Why You’ll Love This Hopper Bird Feeder
- Made from recycled materials: Durable recycled plastic that will not need painting or staining.
- 2.5 quart capacity: Holds plenty of seed for regular visitors.
- Clear seed windows: Monitor seed levels at a glance.
- Wide feeding tray: Gives birds room to perch and feed along both sides.
- Rustic colors: Hunter green and driftwood blend naturally into the garden.
Product Details
- Manufacturer: SE Rubicon
- Model: SERUBHF75
- Material: Recycled plastic
- Seed capacity: 2.5 quarts
- Dimensions: 10 x 9 x 10.5 inches
- Country of origin: China
Hopper Feeding Tips
Seed
Black oil sunflower and songbird blends are great all-around choices for cardinals, chickadees, finches and sparrows.
Placement
Hang the feeder from a sturdy branch or shepherd’s hook near shrubs, where birds can retreat to cover.
Cleaning
Empty old seed and wash the feeder with mild soapy water every few weeks. Dry fully before refilling.
Thoughtfully Selected by Rustic Feathers®
Rustic Feathers® selected this recycled plastic hopper for its timeless look and easy care, a dependable everyday feeder for any backyard.
Additional information
| Weight | 4.85 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10.04 × 8.66 × 10.43 in |
| Manufacturer | SE Rubicon |
| UPC | 601635601077 |
| Country of Origin | CHINA |
| Model | SERUBHF75 |
| Seed Capacity | 2.5 quarts |
| Material | Recycled Plastic |
| Color | Hunter Green / Driftwood |








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