Woodlink Audubon Plastic Tube Feeder Seed Catch Tray 23921/NATUBETRAY

Keep Your Michigan Garden Tidy and Your Ground-Feeders Happy!

Tired of seeing your expensive birdseed disappear into the grass or attract unwanted "nighttime visitors"? The Audubon 23921 (NATUBETRAY) is the perfect cleanup solution for any Mitten State birding station. This durable, 10.5-inch tray catches falling seeds and hulls before they hit the ground, effectively turning your tube feeder into a multi-level dining experience for the whole flock.

• Universal Attachment: Designed to fit seamlessly onto all Woodlink and Audubon tube feeders (including the 8-Port Finch and 22-inch Yellow Finch models) using the included hardware. It also comes with a special plug adapter to fit many competitor brands.
• Accommodate More Species: By providing a stable, flat surface, you’ll attract beautiful Michigan ground-feeders like Northern Cardinals, Mourning Doves, and Dark-eyed Juncos who often struggle to perch on narrow tube feeders.
• Mitten-Weather Resistant: Crafted from high-impact, UV-stabilized polycarbonate, this tray won't yellow in the summer sun or crack during a sub-zero "Polar Vortex" winter.
• Smart Drainage: Features a double row of built-in drainage holes to ensure your seed stays dry and mold-free through sudden Great Lakes rain showers and heavy lake-effect snow.

🧤 Backyard Birds: Michigan Pro-Tips 🧤

• The "Anti-Critter" Barrier: In Michigan, fallen seed is like a dinner bell for raccoons, opossums, and rodents. By catching the overflow, you keep the food off the ground and away from your home’s foundation, significantly reducing unwanted pest visits.
• Winter Ice Clearing: After a Michigan freezing rain event, the drainage holes can glaze over. Pro-Tip: Give the tray a quick, firm tap with a wooden spoon or mallet to break the ice; the heavy-duty plastic is built to take it without shattering.
• Cardinal Comfort: While Cardinals can use tube perches, they are much more comfortable on a flat platform. Adding this tray to your sunflower feeder will often double the number of Northern Cardinals visiting your yard at dawn and dusk.
• Spring Mud Defense: During our "mud season" in April, seed that hits the ground quickly rots and can grow harmful bacteria. This tray keeps the food elevated, clean, and safe for your spring nesting pairs.