Hanging Bird Feeder
A sleek, easy way to turn your backyard into a native bird café.
The Hanging Bird Feeder is a clever blend of simplicity and style. Designed to hold halved fruit—like an orange, apple, or pear—it’s your best bet for attracting nectar-loving birds like tūī, silvereye, and waxeyes.
It hangs easily from a tree branch, pergola beam, or porch hook. No screws, no fuss. Just loop it up with twine, pop in some fruit, and enjoy the daily visits from feathered friends. With its minimalist silhouette and weathering Corten® steel, it blends beautifully into your garden and gets better with age.
Great as a gift or an addition to your own bird-friendly backyard.
Our Hanging Feeder is:
✓ Bird-friendly by design – Crafted to attract tūī, silvereye & more
✓ Low effort, high delight – Hang from a branch, post, or pergola
✓ Fruit forward feeding – Holds halved orange, apple, or soft fruit
✓ Compact & elegant – 20 cm high × 18.7 cm wide, approx. 225 g
✓ Made to endure – 3 mm Corten® steel develops a protective patina
✓ Gift-ready – Ships flat in an A4 box (31 × 21 × 1 cm)
✓ Fast dispatch – Same-day shipping on weekday orders before 2pm
✓ Locally crafted – Made in a family-run NZ factory, not mass-produced
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Hanging Bird Feeder
AS SEEN IN
Each Metalbird is crafted from Corten® Steel, a premium, weathering steel made to last.
When it meets the elements, it doesn’t rust like your old BBQ. It transforms.
That change you’re seeing? That’s patina. A tough, protective outer layer that seals the steel, adds character, and preserves your bird for decades.
This isn’t paint. It’s nature’s way of ageing gracefully.
The Patina Process:
At first, you’ll notice bright orange spots (we call this the teenage phase). Soon enough, the whole bird will turn a bold orange, slowly shifting into deep burnt umber. Eventually, it settles into a moody charcoal that feels like it’s always belonged.
The Result? A piece of industrial art with a heartbeat. No peeling, no fading, just a bird that gets better with age.
what’s the word on the bird?
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