WoodLink Monarch Butterfly Glass Fruit Station Platform Feeder

Butterflies don't eat seed. They feed on overripe fruit — orange halves, banana slices, melon rind — and a shallow glass dish set out where the sun hits is all it takes to bring monarchs, painted ladies, and red admirals into a yard that only had birds before.

This fruit station hangs from its own chains and holds fruit in a glass platform that wipes clean between fillings. It's part of WoodLink's Save the Monarch Butterflies line, and it doubles as a small water or mealworm dish when butterfly season winds down.

Key Features

• Made for butterflies – an open fruit platform, the feeding style monarchs and other nectar-and-fruit feeders actually use.
• Glass dish – wipes clean between fillings and won't stain or hold odor the way plastic does with fruit sugars.
• Hangs from chains – ready to hang from a shepherd's hook, bracket, or branch right out of the box.
• Supports monarch habitat – part of WoodLink's Save the Monarch Butterflies collection.
• Doubles as a dish feeder – works for mealworms, jelly, or a shallow water source outside of butterfly season.
• Bright and visible – designed to catch the eye in a garden bed or near a pollinator planting.

Specifications

Length	14"
Width	13"
Height	12"
Material	Glass platform with metal frame and hanging chains
Feeder type	Open fruit station / platform
Mounting	Hanging (chains included)
Best used with	Overripe orange, banana, melon; jelly; mealworms
Model/SKU	28568
UPC	093432285688
Brand	WoodLink — Save the Monarch Butterflies

Tip: set fruit out in the afternoon sun and refresh it every couple of days — butterflies find overripe fruit far faster than fresh. Grape jelly works too; see our nectar & jelly selection.