Henry Bell Heavy Duty Seed Feeder

This is black metal Henry Bell Heavy Duty Seed Feeder has four impressive feeding ports with ring perches. It is ideal for attracting wild bird species to the garden, like House Sparrows, Dunnocks and Bullfinches.

Durable and strong, this sturdy wild bird feeder comes with a fine mesh holder for any Henry Bell Seed Mixes or Blends. The Feeder comes with a large umbrella top to protect bird food from the rain and the lid features a unique HB (Henry Bell) logo.

The base comes includes a circular tray with drainage and an outer ring perch. This allows wild birds to feed comfortably whilst enjoying nutritious seed mixes.

Easy to use, simply remove the label and fill with Henry Bell Seeds (not included). The feeder can be hung from a feeding station or tree branch using the handy loop handle. Remember to check the feeder is clean before refilling.

Choose a safe location for the feeder, away from the reach of predators in an open area. We also recommend placing drinking and bathing water nearby to provide wild birds with a nutritious and hygienic daily routine.

Product Details

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Range: Heavy Duty
• Type: Seed feeder
• Dimensions: 38cm high including handle x 20cm diameter (approximately)
• Suitable with any of the Henry Bell Seed Mixes

Good to Know

• All black metal feeder with fine black mesh seed holder
• Comes with an outer circular perch ring for wild birds & 4 ring perch feed ports on the seed holder
• Comes with a handy loop handle to hang from a feeding station or tree branch
• Includes a large circular tray to catch any fallen morsels
• Tray includes drainage holes to prevent moisture build up
• Large umbrella top with Henry Bell logo protects wild bird food from rain
• Great for feeding House Sparrows, Dunnocks, Bullfinches & many more wild birds
• Suitable for use with Henry Bell Seed Mix or Henry Bell Blend (not included)
• Strong, durable & robust
• Easy to fill, clean & refill

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