Oka dale

hanging feeder tray

Description:

Oka dale hanging feeder tray

Key Features

• Hanging design: Equipped with a chain, hook, or multiple hanging points so you can suspend it from branches, bird feeding stations, balcony railings, or garden poles.

• Tray shape & size: A round or shallow-dish tray (approx. 17–19 cm diameter) deep enough (2–4 cm) to hold a meaningful amount of seed or food, but shallow enough to allow easy access for birds. (Some similar models measure ~18.5 cm in diameter)

• Material & build: Made of weather-resistant metal mesh or powder-coated steel that resists rust, is strong enough for outdoor use, and allows drainage so rain or water does not pool in the tray.

• Feeding accessibility: Open tray design gives birds easy access to feed, while the hanging elevation helps reduce contamination from ground debris.

• Bird-friendly & garden-friendly: Ideal for attracting a variety of garden birds (finches, sparrows, robins, etc). The elevation also helps keep the area neat by reducing food scattered on the ground.

• Easy to install & maintain: The feeder can be hung and removed easily for cleaning and refilling. The tray design helps you replenish seed without disassembling complex components.

• Multi-use: Although primarily for seeds and bird feed, the tray can also be used for nuts, suet cakes, fruit pieces, or for smaller animals depending on your garden set-up.

Benefits

• Enhances your outdoor space by encouraging wildlife activity: you’ll enjoy watching birds feed close by.

• Keeps food elevated and less accessible to vermin or pests — less waste, fewer messes on the ground.

• Simple to use and maintain, with minimal fuss for the owner.

• Versatile placement — you can hang it from tree branches, porch ceilings, pergolas, balcony railings, making it adaptable for small or larger outdoor spaces.

• Durable build means it holds up through seasons: ideal for year-round use in many climates.

Usage & Care Tips

• Choose a stable hanging point: a robust tree limb, a secure bracket or hook fixed to a post, or a balcony rail. Make sure it’s high enough to be safe from ground predators.

• Check tray level: ensure the tray hangs largely flat to keep feed evenly accessible and avoid it tipping or spilling.

• Refill regularly: Outdoor feeding stations can empty quickly, especially in colder months when birds rely more on feed. Keep it stocked to maintain interest.

• Clean routinely: Remove old seed husks, debris, or mold formation. Rinse the tray occasionally with warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly and let dry before refilling.

• Monitor for wear: Even durable feeders can suffer from rust or sagging chain/hook over time—inspect periodically and replace hardware if needed.

• Consider placement: Avoid spots where rainwater drips heavily into the tray or where access is too easy for pests. Also ensure birds have safe flight paths in and out of the feeder.

Ideal For

• Gardeners and bird-watchers who want a low-maintenance, elevated feeding point.

• Outdoor spaces like balconies, patios, or small gardens where a ground feeder may cause mess or attract unwanted animals.

• Anyone wanting to add a decorative yet functional piece to their outdoor wildlife feeding set-up.