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"The Temple" model Window Bird Feeder

An original Zen Asian-style window feeder for the birds in your garden. Handcrafted, it can hold seeds and fat balls as you wish. (Red and black in the photos)

$43.00

Free delivery in France on orders of €49 or more

Base color

Roof color

In stock

Crafted with care and passion

Best value for money on the market

A unique and original design

Durable and high-quality material

Made in France, in Brittany

2-year warranty

Japanese Pagoda Suction Cup Window Bird Feeder

Bring nature right to your doorstep with "The Temple." This unique suction cup feeder features the elegant design of a Japanese pagoda in a flat format specially designed for windows. Attached directly to your window pane with its ultra-strong suction cups, it offers you a privileged and invisible observation point to admire birds just inches away. Ideal for small spaces, apartments, or to delight the whole family from the living room!

Warning, this feeder is truly addictive for birds, your children, and/or your cat! 💚

Fall for this original, handcrafted Japanese pagoda-shaped bird feeder, an Asian temple.

You can put fat balls and seeds in it. Ideal for helping wild birds face the winter.

Each feeder is handmade by me on the day of the order. It is then shipped very quickly and carefully, to arrive at your home in perfect condition and ready to feed the birds in your garden!

Your personalized feeder to your taste

Choose from 24 available colors for the body and roof.

Dimensions: 24 x 27 x 15 cm (9.44 x 10.63 x 5.51 in)
Suitable for most small birds (robin, tit, nuthatch, Eurasian nuthatch, wrens, goldfinch...)

Attached with 4 x 40mm suction cups (provided)

Material:
All my creations are designed and manufactured by me using PETG, a durable material – more modern than wood!

• Durable: resists sun, rain, and frost without damage.
• Hygienic: easy to clean, no mold or parasites.
• Design: lightweight, strong, and aesthetic, with a modern style.

I chose to make my creations from PETG because, unlike PLA (which some sellers use), PETG perfectly withstands climatic conditions such as humidity, heat, UV rays, and frost...

Ultra-resistant outdoors: Fears neither frost, rain, nor summer sun (unlike PLA, which deforms in heat).

Healthy & hygienic for wildlife: Smooth and non-porous surface, ultra-easy to wipe clean to prevent disease transmission.

Professional durability: A technical and unbreakable material designed to stay outdoors all year round, season after season.

Zero maintenance: No need for varnish, stain, or chemical treatments toxic to birds.

The electricity for manufacturing is supplied by solar panels during the day and by decarbonized energy for the rest of the time!

Installation Instructions

To ensure optimal and lasting attachment of your window feeder, follow these 3 steps:

Step 1: Clean the window with soap and water

Thoroughly clean the glass surface with warm soapy water using a soft cloth to remove all dust and dirt.

Step 2: Degreasing with rubbing alcohol

Wipe the suction cups and the glass surface with a cloth soaked in household alcohol to remove any residual greasy film.

Step 3: Attaching the feeder to the window

Press the feeder firmly against the windowpane, pushing hard in the center of each suction cup to expel the air.

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Have a question?

Its large seed capacity and well-sheltered tray ensure clean, stable, and continuous feeding. Installed directly on your window, it creates a privileged observation point for admiring birds up close, discreetly.

To install it, simply attach it directly to your window with its 4 powerful and robust suction cups. It's child's play to enjoy a unique show without any tools.

It is particularly appreciated by robins, tits and many wild birds, especially when natural food is scarcer.

Install it on a window pane located high up (1.5 to 2 m from the ground) in a quiet and visible place for birds, avoiding windows that are too frequently used so as not to scare them during your observations.

Ideally in autumn/winter and early spring, when birds need a food source that they cannot find in nature. You can also use it all year round depending on your environment.