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Hanging Metal Fat Ball Feeder
Invite hungry visitors for a quiet moment of feeding and watching.
£9.99
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The details
The flutter of wings as robins and blue tits arrive for a welcome snack. This sturdy metal bird feeder offers a safe perch for all your garden visitors. We know how much joy a well-fed bird brings to your patch. Designed to hold standard fat balls, this outdoor feeder keeps treats secure and visible, inviting regulars like great tits and chaffinches. It's proper kit, built to withstand the seasons and provide a consistent food source. Keep it topped up for reliable daily visits and watch the quiet activity unfold. Your new feeder will be delivered within 7 days, ready to welcome your first guests.
- A robust metal frame ensures this fat ball feeder bird stays sturdy in your garden.
- Designed for standard fat balls, offering a vital energy source for visitors.
- Mesh sides keep food visible and easy for perching birds to reach.
- Simple to hang from a branch or hook, ready for your patch straight away.
- Welcomes robins, blue tits, and other small garden birds to feed safely.
- Easy to clean and refill, ensuring a fresh supply for your regulars.
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Common questions
Questions about this feeder
Blue tits, great tits, coal tits and long-tailed tits are the keenest, with starlings and house sparrows close behind and robins and dunnocks working the crumbs below. Fat is the highest-energy food you can offer, so the Hanging Metal Fat Ball Feeder empties fastest during a hard frost.
About 1.5 to 2 metres from the ground — clear of cats, easy to refill without a ladder. Horizontal clearance matters more: keep at least two metres between the Hanging Metal Fat Ball Feeder and any fence, wall or branch a squirrel could launch from, or position stops being any defence at all.
Take it apart, tip old seed away from the feeding area, then scrub every surface with hot soapy water and a stiff brush. Rinse well and dry it completely before refilling. Every two weeks is enough in normal weather, weekly in warm or wet spells when disease spreads fastest.