Henry Bell Essential Ground Feeder

A ground feeder is a simple and easy way to feed wild birds, especially natural ground feeders like Robins, House Sparrows and Dunnocks.

This Henry Bell Essential Ground Feeder is ideal for any of the Henry Bell Seed Mixes, Sunflower Hearts or dried Mealworms. It is not suitable for peanuts, these should be used in a peanut feeder because small or young birds could choke on whole peanuts.

Perfect for supporting ground feeding birds when they can’t access their normal food source due to hot, dry summers or freezing cold winters. Also great for year round use to establish a regular feeding habit for wild birds.

Made with sturdy fine wire mesh in graphite-grey, the Ground Feeder will retain and hold seed mixes of various sizes and allow rainwater to drip through and the seed blend to dry quickly. It is raised slightly from the ground on sturdy legs to keep the bird feed fresh.

Choose a safe and open location away from predators, where wild birds will feel safe to feed.

Product Detail

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Range: Essential
• Type: Ground feeder
• Dimensions: 5.5cm H x 18cm W x 18cm D (approximately)
• Suitable with Henry Bell Essential Seed Mix or Henry Bell Sunflower Hearts

Good to Know

• Part of the Henry Bell Essential Range
• Graphite-grey metal low ground feeder for wild birds
• Ideal for natural ground feeders like Robins, House Sparrows, Dunnocks & many more wild birds
• Suitable for use with any Henry Bell Seed Mixes, Sunflower Hearts or Mealworms
• Quick & easy to use, plus keep clean
• Sturdy fine wire mesh holds seed mixes of various sizes & allows rainwater to drip through to keep food fresh
• Not suitable for peanuts because small or young birds could choke on whole peanuts

Care Instructions

• Choose a safe & open location for birds to feed from
• Locate bird food at least 2 metres away from cover, allowing birds space to retreat from predators when needed
• Clean bird feeders regularly to keep them germ free
• Provide a regular food & water source for wild birds, to be rewarded with frequent visits
• Not suitable for use with peanut feeds