Bird Feeder Pole, 98-Inch Extra-Tall Three-Arm Steel Station with Twister Ground Auger, 10 lb Per Arm
Give backyard birds a welcoming place to gather while enjoying clearer views from the garden, patio, or window. This extra-tall feeding station holds three separately sold feeders, so you can arrange a varied feeding setup on one elegant post.
Standing 98 inches above ground, the pole brings feeders into an easy-to-see position. Hand-forged arms, decorative twists, a swirled center inset, and a bold finial give this practical birding station a graceful garden presence.
Key Features
- Three hand-forged arms let you hang three feeders from one station, creating more feeding positions for visiting birds while keeping the setup neatly organized.
- Each arm supports up to 10 lb, providing dependable capacity for your chosen compatible hanging feeders.
- The included 20-inch twister ground auger creates a strong, stable base for the tall pole and simplifies placement in the ground.
- A black rust-resistant finish protects the all-steel pole while giving the feeding area a clean, understated appearance outdoors.
- No-tool assembly makes it straightforward to set up the sectional pole and get the backyard feeding routine underway.
- At 98 inches above ground, the extra-tall post places feeders where bird activity is easier to watch and enjoy.
Specifications
- The feeding station has three arms.
- Each arm has a 10 lb capacity.
- The pole stands 98 inches above the ground.
- The twister ground auger measures 20 inches.
- The sectional pole is made entirely of steel.
- The pole diameter is 1 inch.
- The finish is black and rust resistant.
- Assembly requires no tools.
- Feeders are sold separately.
- The product is made in the USA.
- The available variant is Default Title.
Set it into the ground, add up to three suitable hanging feeders, and create a handsome backyard station where daily bird visits are easier to watch. The tall silhouette and decorative metalwork bring structure to the feeding area without distracting from the birds themselves.