Bungee Birdfeeder
Seedy stuntman!
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Seedy Fella
As you can see, this plucky adrenaline junkie is made entirely of birdseed. Better still he’s bravely agreed to bungee from any branch in your garden and get nibbled and pecked to pieces by hungry birds and intrepid squirrels. Mmm... yellow millet!
A fantastically quirky gift for nature lovers, Bill Oddie types and full-on fans of ornithology, the Bungee Birdfeeder puts a humorous new twist on old-school birdfeeders – and that’s not particularly difficult when you look at the unsightly mesh cages and twee gazebos cluttering up the local garden centre.
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We’ve got a couple of Bungee Birdfeeders hanging from the windowsills here at Firebox Towers and the birds adore ‘em. Believe us, you’ll crack up when you see a pair of tits (no laughing at the back) nibbling at his arms and legs. Indeed, watching the birds peck away at this hapless chap is really rather relaxing. Just make sure you attach his little red rope securely or else he might just… Aaarghhhh!
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Is he on string or on elasticated rubber like a bungee cord so he bounces up and down whilst being nibbled on.Jim, Cape Town - Nov '09
Firebox says: he's on a string
Hi ya
How big is he? Thanks!Lauren, Birmingham - Nov '09
Firebox says: The dimensions for the Bungee Birdfeeder are:
Size: 24×19×5cm
Weight: 156g
This would be great for my chickens but they can not have any animal products. Are there any in this?Simon Toothill, Slough - Nov '09
Firebox says: There are no animal traces in the Birdfeeder, it only uses a plant-based bonding substance.
Is the string already attached, or could I (if I felt vindictive) put the string around his neck?Glenn Hansen, Essex - Oct '09
Firebox says: It's already attached, poor little guy!
This is pretty cool, but am I the only one who would like to see an alternate version of this with the poor little guy getting hanged, and being suspended from a noose rather than a bungee cord?AC, Nottinghamshire - Oct '09
Firebox says: Dark!
I was very interested to read the review in Saturday 9th Jan 2010 weekend magazine regarding the Bungee being squirrel proof, well maybe but not rat proof, had mine in garden for 20 mins and along came Reggie and took the whole Bungee man with no probs at all!Elaine Terris, Lyndhurst Hampshire - Jan '10
Firebox says: Sorry to hear that Elaine!



























