Birds on a Wire Tray
Wherever you live or travel to, birds perched on wires are everywhere. What must they be thinking as they watch us zoom by? Maybe they’re trying to tell us to slow down and chill a little, hang out with friends and chat (not text!). In any case, this fun tray will brighten your day whenever you use it.
Length: 11-1/4”
Width: 5”
Height: 1-1/8” with feet, 3/4” tray only
Birds of all species face many threats from human activity. Our never-ending urban sprawl eliminates much of their native habitat, while changing temperatures affect their food sources. Pesticides poison them and glass buildings cause millions of fatal collisions each year. With a few small changes, homeowners can provide food and shelter for birds and learn the joys of birdwatching. Planting native plants which provide the most nutritional value, eliminating pesticide use, adding a birdbath and reducing the light around the house at night will make a big difference in the health and safety of local birds.
Wherever you live or travel to, birds perched on wires are everywhere. What must they be thinking as they watch us zoom by? Maybe they’re trying to tell us to slow down and chill a little, hang out with friends and chat (not text!). In any case, this fun tray will brighten your day whenever you use it.
Length: 11-1/4”
Width: 5”
Height: 1-1/8” with feet, 3/4” tray only
Birds of all species face many threats from human activity. Our never-ending urban sprawl eliminates much of their native habitat, while changing temperatures affect their food sources. Pesticides poison them and glass buildings cause millions of fatal collisions each year. With a few small changes, homeowners can provide food and shelter for birds and learn the joys of birdwatching. Planting native plants which provide the most nutritional value, eliminating pesticide use, adding a birdbath and reducing the light around the house at night will make a big difference in the health and safety of local birds.
Wherever you live or travel to, birds perched on wires are everywhere. What must they be thinking as they watch us zoom by? Maybe they’re trying to tell us to slow down and chill a little, hang out with friends and chat (not text!). In any case, this fun tray will brighten your day whenever you use it.
Length: 11-1/4”
Width: 5”
Height: 1-1/8” with feet, 3/4” tray only
Birds of all species face many threats from human activity. Our never-ending urban sprawl eliminates much of their native habitat, while changing temperatures affect their food sources. Pesticides poison them and glass buildings cause millions of fatal collisions each year. With a few small changes, homeowners can provide food and shelter for birds and learn the joys of birdwatching. Planting native plants which provide the most nutritional value, eliminating pesticide use, adding a birdbath and reducing the light around the house at night will make a big difference in the health and safety of local birds.