Walmart's bestselling $27 expandable bird feeder is on sale for $12, and it's the 'birds' favorite'
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Summertime offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of your very own yard. While a nice patio set gives you someplace to sit, a bird feeder can be the entertainment. Walmart is the best place for all of your outdoor needs, and bird feeders are right up its alley. Right now, one of its bestselling models is available for an unbelievably low price.
The Phancir Expandable Bird Feeder is on sale for just $12. That's 56% off the regular price of $27. A discount that substantial definitely offers (bird) food for thought.
Phancir Expandable Bird Feeder, $12 (was $27) at Walmart
This bird feeder is far more advanced than the basic feeders of the past. The waterproof and squirrel-proof design keeps birdseed dry and safe even in a downpour or an onslaught of furry would-be seed bandits. An extra-wide top opening allows you to easily fill it with birdseed, avoiding unwanted spillage.
The feeder's ingenious expandable design allows you to fill it with a quantity that you see fit for your personal backyard needs. It comes with a highly durable hanging cord that's weather-resistant and strong enough to hold the weight of the feeder, seed, and multiple feeding birds at the same time.
Walmart shoppers were very happy with this bird feeder. One claimed it was "perfect," before saying they "love the ease of the push button top to fill the feeder…I recommend this."
Another said it makes for "happy birds," adding that it's "sturdy and easy to open and close. It's always the first feeder to run out of seed. It's become the birds' favorite feeder."
The Phancir Expandable Bird Feeder will make you as happy as it makes the birds in your yard. At just $12, it seems like a waste of money to not buy it. Maybe you'll start the bird feeder trend in your neighborhood. After all, birds of a feather…
