Bird-X Sparrow-Free Magic Halo Bedienungsanleitung

Keep sparrows away from

your birdfeeder

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

INSTRUCTION MANUAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Sparrow-Free Magic alo

Bird-X, Inc. is the

world’s leading bird

control specialist and

supplier of unique,

effective and

ecologically safe bird

repelling products.

We have utilized the

latest in patented

technology and

materials to develop

Sparrow-Free

Magic Halo.

The product is a

hoop device

consisting of a series

of wires attached to

the top of a

birdhouse or feeder,

extending beyond its

extremities, under

which all birds

intending to use the

feeder must pass.

Studies have shown

that certain bird

species, including

house sparrows, will

not fly under

elongated wires.

Magic Halo was

developed after

decades of research

into risk aversion

and foraging habits

of birds by Dr. R.J.

Johnson at the

University of

Nebraska, Lincoln.

Dr. Johnson is a

professor of Wildlife

Biology and

Extension Wildlife

Specialist in the

School of Natural

Resources at UNL.

Sparrow-Free Magic Halo’s unique properties exclude messy, greedy, aggressive

sparrows from your feeder WITHOUT discouraging other birds! This has several

benefits to your feeding program. It will virtually eliminate visits by house sparrows,

and significantly reduce visits by blue jays and common grackles, without affecting

visits by other, desirable birds. With ugly, messy, invasive pest birds out of the way,

desirable native birds have

• better access to, and less competition at, your feeder

• more food (and none of it gets wasted on pests)

• more time for predator scanning

— resulting in a larger, more colorful and beautiful selection of birds at your feeder.

In fact, the halo and hanging monofilaments even acts as a haven for such species as

finches, chickadees and others.

Sparrow-Free Magic Halo is effective on all feeders: hanging, tube, stationary (pole-

mounted) or hopper

Assembly

You will find:

•4 curved

sections

•2 ‘U’ sections

All connecting parts

are color-coded for

your convenience.

Lay out the parts as

shown in the

diagram.

Locate the small ‘dip’

in each curved

section and ensure

that all face the

same way (down).

Connect the two ‘U’

sections to one

another (yellow

joints). The finished

piece will form an

elongated rectangle.

Form two

semicircles from the

four curved sections,

as follows. Each

curved section has

one plain (red) end,

and either a socket

or a flattened tip at

the other (blue) end.

Connect each

flattened (blue) end

with its

corresponding blue

socket on the other

curved section.

Complete the circle

by inserting the

remaining (red) ends

of each half-circle

into the red sockets

at each corner of the

rectangle, making

sure that all four dips

in the circle-rim face

downward.

The Magic Halo may

be used alone, or for

maximum sparrow

repellency, in

combination with the

hanging wires

(included). If the

wires are desired,

continue assembly

as follows:

Tie the four thin

extension wires to

the circle at the dips.

Tie the other end of

each wire to the

eyelet at the top of a

weight, adjusting the

length of the wire so

that the weight rests

on or close to the

ground. Clip off any

excess wire length.

Wires with

weights

Different birds will be

attracted by different

types of food. For

the greatest variety

of beautiful wild bird

species at your

feeding station, be

sure to supply food

of varying kinds.

High quality seed

including sunflower,

millet and safflower

will draw many bird

species. Peanuts

are loved by

woodpeckers,

nuthatches,

cardinals and others.

More specialized

offerings include

Thistle (nyjer) to

attract finches,

especially

goldfinches – and

suet, a favorite of

woodpeckers and

nuthatches. Insect-

eating species are

attracted and

nourished by feeding

mealworms,

waxworms or

caterpillars. Some

species, such as

orioles and

hummingbirds, visit

fruit or specialty

nectar feeders.

Many areas

experience changing

bird populations as

the seasons come

and go. Look out for

unusual and

beautiful migrants in

spring and fall!

Consult your local

specialty bird store

or catalog for more

information on bird

species and the

foods they prefer.

Your efforts will be

well repaid by a

greater variety of

bird visitors and

more exciting

viewing!

ATTRACTING BIRDS TO YOUR FEEDER

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