National Trust Vierno Drinker Water Dish

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Product description

Fresh water is vital for birds year-round. This elegant ceramic dish makes a lovely gift while helping garden wildlife stay hydrated—ideal for any outdoor space.
  • checkmarkElegant ceramic water dish
  • checkmarkSupports garden birdlife
  • checkmarkEasy to hang
  • checkmarkPerfect outdoor accessory

Water is vital for birds all year round, so it’s important to provide a consistent supply of fresh, clean water in your garden or outdoor space. Birds drink at least once a day, often more when eating dry foods such as seeds. This stunning National Trust Vierno ceramic water dish is beautifully packaged, making it a lovely gift to give or receive, as well as supporting garden wildlife.

Features

  • Endorsed and approved by the National Trust - Recognised trusted brand
  • Water drinker for birds - Water is vital for birds all year round with birds drinking at least once a day, often more when eating dry foods such as seeds
  • Easy to hang - Can be hung from branch, bracket or feeding station
  • Beautifully boxed - Ideal for gifting
  • Unique - Each piece is one of a kind

Who is it for?

  • Suitable for

    Blue Tits, Chaffinches, Coal Tits, Goldfinches, Great Tits, Greenfinches, House Sparrows, Nuthatches

Approximate Dimensions (Product)

  • One Size H13.5 x W16 x D11.5cm
  • Product code: 7156945

The National Trust are the UK’s largest non-commercial landowner and one of the largest private owners of woodland in the UK. Every purchase from the National Trust Garden Wildlife Range contributes to the National Trust’s conservation projects that directly benefits wildlife. Customers are therefore supporting both local wildlife and the work carried out by the National Trust to care for woodlands, countryside and coastline, and the wildlife that lives there.

Product Care

Don't let droppings build up, clean your dish thoroughly using a wildlife friendly disinfectant. They recommend that you wear rubber gloves when cleaning and wash your hands, wrists and forearms thoroughly with soap and water afterwards. Change the water regularly and disinfect and rinse on a regular basis.

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