Bird feeder port
AssigneeC J Wildbird Foods Limited
InventorRobert Kenneth Nock
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Abstract
A bird feeder port, especially suited for dispensing fine sized birdseed and configured for insertion through an exterior wall of a bird feeder; the port comprising a feed distributor with an open front portion accessible to a bird and in addition having at least an upper portion and a lower portion; said lower portion having an aperture in the lowermost floor portion through which bird seed is in use presented and can be eaten by a feeding bird. The aperture preferably comprises a slot and has a width of between 5 and 13 mm.
Claims13
A bird feeder port, for insertion through an exterior wall of a bird feeder for dispensing fine sized bird seed, comprising:
- a feed distributor with an open front portion accessible to a bird and having at least one of a roof portion, a wall portion and a lower surface portion, said lower surface portion including a floor portion defining a lowermost surface of the feed distributor;
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- an aperture located in said floor portion, wherein, in use, fine sized bird seed is presented and flows through said aperture in said lower surface portion so that bird seed can be eaten by a feeding bird;
- wherein the aperture is rectangular or elliptical in shape;
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- wherein said aperture has a width in the range 5 to 13 mm.
A bird feeder comprising a main body, in which birdfood may be stored, and a port inserted through an exterior wall of said main body, said port further comprising a feed distributor with an open front portion accessible to a bird and having at least one of a roof portion, a wall portion and a lower body portion, said lower body portion including a floor portion defining a lowermost surface of the feed distributor;
- an aperture located in said floor portion, through which aperture bird seed is in use presented and can be eaten by a feeding bird;
- wherein the aperture is rectangular or elliptical in shape;
- and said aperture has a width in the range 5 to 13 mm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.