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In winter, non-migrating songbirds look for a place where they can get out of the cold. This Post Mounted Roosting Pocket mounts easily and fits right into a tree-lined yard.
Made of natural materials including cedar and reed grass, this is a great place for winter birds to find safety and comfort during cold winter months. You might even see different birds huddled together in this roosting pocket. It's the perfect size for a variety of birds.
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