Butterfly feeder designed to hold a ripened banana. A copper vine with two clusters of red berries is shaped to hang the fruit, creating a simple feeding station for butterflies. Key benefits Attracts butterflies by offering a ripe fruit source, encouraging visible pollinator activity in your garden. Decorative, lowmaintenance design that blends with outdoor spaces thanks to the copper vine and berry accents. Simple setup: banana is securely suspended, providing convenient access for butterflies without requiring complex assembly. How it works Banana compatibility: designed to hold a very ripe banana. The fruit should be soft and ready for feeding; unripe bananas will not fit well as they shrink during ripening. Hanging mechanism: a copper vine with two red berry clusters suspends the banana for easy butterfly access. Important considerations Fruit choice: use very ripe bananas for performance; brown or underripe fruit will not fit securely. Insect activity: fruit may attract other insects, so placement is in a garden or outdoor area rather than a porch, deck, or patio. Use scenarios In a butterflyfriendly garden bed or wildlifefriendly section to invite daily butterfly visitation while you observe feeding behavior. Along a flowering border or near nectarrich plants to supplement pollinator activity and enhance garden biodiversity. In a school or community garden setting to demonstrate butterfly feeding and pollinator importance with a handson, viewable station. Specifications and attributes Function: butterfly feeding station designed to hold a ripened banana. Material: copper vine with two clusters of red berries. Compatibility: requires very ripe bananas for fit and approach. Performance: intended to attract butterflies with accessible fruit while providing a decorative garden accessory. Placement: suitable for garden environments; not recommended for porch, deck, or patio locations where fruit may attract additional insects.