Proudly designed, made and tested in Mapua. The No. 8 Wire Tui Feeder is a lovely way to encourage Tui's and other nectar birds such as bell birds into your garden.

Made from wire and recycled soft drink bottles, these feeders come with a sturdy hook to hang them from branches, posts or even your clothesline.

Fill the bottle with a mixture of 1 part sugar and 3 parts water, put you finger over the hole, turn upside down and place in the wire holder.

The dish forms an airlock that releases the liquid as the birds drink it down.                 

Spare a thought for the birds over winter.

These lovely old china tea cups are far too beautiful to sit in china cabinets and recyling centers.   We give them a new lease of life by fitting them securely on long no-rust, no-rot, cat-proof, aluminium stakes so they can sit securely in the garden amongst the flowers.

Each bird feeder comes with a bag of bird seed to start you off but you can fill it with whatever you want, bread scraps or sugar and water for the tui's.

Put it somewhere that you can see it from your window and enjoy watching the birds tea party.   

They come apart for travel if you're worried about how we might post you one securely!  We only use old fancy china and if you have a preference for colour or pattern, let us know.

Freight costs are $10.50 South Island and $15.50 North Island.

Birds in the garden are lovely at any time of year but to keep them around make sure they have plenty of food over the winter months.

The apple is secured with a metal pin fashioned from oven racks and the house has a wooden perch on each side to give the birds somewhere to sit while they eat their apple.

Made from recycled Rimu from single bed frame.

These lovely hand thrown pottery nectar feeders are glazed inside for use with sugar liquid.

Hang in a tree and fill with a sugar and water mixture for the Tui's to enjoy.  The wax eyes also fuss over it.

Made in Nelson NZ.

Fun recipes to entice birds to your garden.

This lovely little book is crammed with recipes for feeding the birds in your garden.   Using everyday ingredients the recipes are fun and inexpensive.

Rosemary Tully has been awarded the Queens Service Medal for public service for her work with Whakatane Bird Rescue.

Her book helps you attract and care for a wide range of native and introduced birds in the garden.  

Full of fun projects for kids like making bird lollipops, popcorn strings and seed balls.

95 pages long.

Attract more birds into your garden by feeding them this yummy wild bird seed mix.

A mixture of maize, barley, wheat & hulled oats in 250gm bags.