Bark Monster Face Bird Feeder with Glow-in-Dark Eyes
Mount this bark-textured tree face and the trunk becomes a character that greets visitors. The bowl mouth holds seed or water for birds, and the glow-in-the-dark eyes light up the yard once the sun is down. It is a feeder and a garden feature in one piece.
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Mount this bark-textured tree face and the trunk becomes a character that greets visitors. The bowl mouth holds seed or water for birds, and the glow-in-the-dark eyes light up the yard once the sun is down. It is a feeder and a garden feature in one piece.
Turns any tree into a whimsical face that doubles as a bird feeder
- dull or plain tree trunks and garden walls
- need for a place to offer birds seed or water
Turn any tree into a face that feeds the birds
Your bare trunk or fence stays plain until a bark-textured face mounts on it. Birds get a bowl for seed or water, and the green eyes glow after dark.
One face, two jobs: feeding and glowing
- A bowl mouth that feeds
The mouth is a shallow bowl that holds dry seed or water. Birds land on the lip and feed without a separate tray or hook. Clean it now and then and it stays ready for the next visitor.
- Eyes that glow at dusk
The eyes are glow-in-the-dark and show a clear green in low light. They need daylight to charge, so place the face where the sun reaches it during the day and the eyes will light up after sunset.
- Bark texture that reads real
The resin carries a bark-textured surface in bark brown and weathered grey. Next to a real trunk it blends in, so the face reads as carved character rather than plastic.
Dry-fit, mount, then fill the bowl
- 1Dry-fit the four parts
Set the brow, eyes, nose and bowl mouth together before you fix anything. Check the alignment so the face sits straight.
- 2Mount on the trunk or fence
Pick a spot at eye level on a sturdy trunk or fence panel that gets daylight. Secure the piece in a steady order, one part at a time.
- 3Fill the bowl
Add dry seed or fresh water to the mouth. Refill as needed and clean the bowl regularly so the seed stays dry.
Four pieces, one complete face
- Face body with bowl mouth×1
The main piece with the feeder bowl
- Brow or hat piece×1
Sits across the top of the face
- Eye pieces×2
Glow-in-the-dark green eyes
- Nose piece×1
Sets the center of the face
From a bare trunk to a face worth noticing
The trunk that goes unnoticed
Bare bark and a plain fence do nothing for a backyard. Hanging feeder after feeder adds clutter without adding any character, and the yard still looks like it is waiting for something.
A face that does a job
The mouth is a bowl. Fill it with dry seed or fresh water and it becomes a feeding spot the birds can find. The face does the decorating and the feeding in one piece, so nothing else needs a place in the yard.
Dusk on your own tree
Once the light fades, the eyes show a bright green glow. The trunk stops being background and becomes the first thing you see on the walk up to the house.
Why this, not a plain hopper
| This face | Plain hopper feeder | |
|---|---|---|
| Feeds birds with seed or water | ||
| Glows after dark | — | |
| Bark-textured garden decor | — | |
| Mounts on a trunk or fence | Partial | |
| Needs assembly | — |
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Questions and answers
Any trunk or fence panel that can take a fixed mount will work. Pick a spot at eye level on a sturdy surface so the face sits straight and holds its position in wind.
The eyes are glow-in-the-dark, so they charge from light. Put the face where daylight or lamp light reaches it during the day, and the green eyes show their glow after dusk. Eyes kept in deep shade will glow faintly or not at all.
Yes. The four part types click into one face after a quick dry-fit. Line up the pieces before you secure them, then mount the face on a fence panel the same way you would on a trunk.
A plain hopper feeds birds and nothing more. This piece holds seed or water in its bowl, adds bark-textured decor to the yard, and glows at night. You get a feeder and a garden feature in one purchase instead of two.
The bowl is made for dry seed or fresh water. Keep wet or clumped seed out, since it can spoil and draw pests. Clean the bowl regularly and refill it with fresh seed.