Meisenknödel-Futterspender Häuschen · Rot · Metall · Wildlife Garden

Meisenknödel-Futterspender Häuschen · Rot · Metall · Wildlife Garden

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Meisenknödel-Futterspender Häuschen · Rot · Metall · Wildlife GardenDer Meisenkndel Futterspender in Huschenform von Wildlife Garden ist nicht nur funktional, sondern auch ein dekoratives Highlight im Garten. Das stabile, rote Metallhuschen bietet Platz fr bis zu 6 Meisenkndel gleichzeitig und lsst sich ganz einfach befllen und reinigen. Die Vgel knnen sich bequem am Drahtgeflecht festhalten und in Ruhe fressen besonders Finken, Meisen und andere kleine Gartenvgel werden ihre Freude daran haben. Das robuste,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012