Bird feeding assembly

Animal husbandry – Feeding device – Having a perch

Reexamination Certificate

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C119S057900, C119S052200, C119S052300

Reexamination Certificate

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11140043

ABSTRACT:
A bird feeding assembly includes a tubular member that has a top end and a bottom end. A rod extends through the tubular member. The rod has a pair of outer ends extending in opposite directions with respect to the rod. A pair of loops is attached to the rod. A first cord has a first end positioned within the tubular member and a second end attached to and extending downwardly from the rod. A second cord has a first end positioned within the tubular member and a second end attached to and extending downwardly from the rod. Each of a pair of bird feeders is attached to one of the second ends of the first and second cords. A pulley apparatus is coupled to each of the cords and is adapted for selectively lifting or lowering the bird feeders with respect to the rod.

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patent: 6647920 (2003-11-01), Lovett

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