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high-quality product. Get to know the product
before you start to use it.
Carefully read the following instruc-
tions.
Use the product only as described and only
for the given areas of application. Keep these
instructions safe. When passing the product
on to a third party, always make sure that the
documentation is included.
Package contents
1 x bird feeder (1)
1 x fat ball hook (2)
1 x instructions for use
Technical data
Dimensions: approx. 18 x 18 x 23cm
(W x D x H)
Date of manufacture (month/year):
09/2018
Intended use
This item was designed as a feeder for wild birds
for private use.
Safety Information
• Only use the product for its intended purpose.
• The item is not a toy. Never leave children
unattended with the item.
• Never leave children unattended with the
packing materials. There is a risk of suffoca-
tion.
• Check regularly to ensure it is hanging prop-
erly. The product may only be used if it is in
perfect condition.
• The item is not a plaything! Ensure that
persons, especially children, do not pull them-
selves up on the item. The item may fall over.
Mounting instructions
Choose a safe place that cannot be accessed by
cats and other animals. Hang the item in such a
way that it does not pose a danger itself or that
there is no danger from falling food scraps.
Ensure there is no risk of injury to persons, espe-
cially playing children. Attach the item securely.
Fire risk:
The item must not be suspended near
open fire or electrical appliances.
Mounting the fat ball hook
Attach the fat ball hook as shown in Fig. A.
Filling
Lift up the roof and fill the item with food.
Notes on species-appropriate
feeding
For optimal feeding, give small amounts morn-
ings and evenings. Replace left-over food and
make sure the feeder is kept clean.
Notes on when to feed
Well-known bird and nature conservation organi-
sations recommend that feeding the birds be
restricted to the cold winter months. A particu-
larly large number of animals will accept food
during periods of frost and snow. In this way, the
experience of nature comes with an extensive
knowledge of the biodiversity of the local bird
life.
Experts are critical of year-round feeding.
As wild animals, birds are well-adjusted to the
changing seasonal food supply. Feeding outside
the winter months is therefore not only unneces-
sary, but interferes with nature.
In addition, maintaining the necessary hygiene
measures is difficult in warmer months, and this
increases the risk of fatal infectious diseases for
the birds.
However, a species-appropriate feeding of wild
birds in winter draws the attention - and not just
of children - to a responsible and sustainable
approach to animals and nature.
You can also help the birds by making your gar-
den generally bird-friendly - in the autumn leave
perennials alone, apply compost or lay down
piles of leaves.
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