You are looking for a largish Bision tube, hung in a spruce tree, not winter friendly.
Black Spruce forms about one-third of the forests on the Island and two-thirds in Labrador. Due to its very high tolerance for unfavorable conditions, this species is common on very wet and dry sites. The species grow well on fertile sites, but is a poor competitor among faster growing hardwoods. Black Spruce is found primarily in the central plateau of Newfoundland where forest fires are common; the nature of its cones gives it a competitive edge on burned over sites. White Spruce may be found on more favourable sites.