Henry Bell Heritage Squirrel Proof Seed Feeder

The Henry Bell Heritage Squirrel Proof Seed Feeder is a strong metal hanging feeder to attract wild birds. It can be filled with any of the nutritious Henry Bell seed blends or mixes.

It’s ideal for attracting a wide range of small wild birds like House Sparrows, Dunnocks and Bullfinches, but also for deterring nuisance squirrels. This bird feeder is a simple and effective solution to prevent squirrels and it features a wire mesh cylinder to hold seeds in the centre of the feeder which is encased by an outer protective cage only accessible by small wild birds.

To fill, just release the double-ended S-biner style clip, lift the lid and fill with any seed mix or blend. Make sure the clip is secured before placing the feeder on a tree branch or bird feeding station.

This attractive bird feeder is finished in Antique Bronze and includes two feeding ring perch ports to help birds feed safely.

Always choose an easily visible and safe location for the feeder, away from the reach of predators and ideally near a fresh water source for drinking and bathing.

Product Details

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Range: Heritage
• Type: Seed Feeder
• Dimensions: 32cm high including handle x 22cm diameter (approximately)
• Suitable with the Henry Bell Superior Seed Mix

Good to Know

• Part of the beautiful Henry Bell Heritage Collection with an antique bronze finish
• Includes two feed ports to support wild birds whilst they feed
• Strong caged seed holder for wild birds
• Easy to fill, clean & refill with a lift top lid
• Lid secures with a handy double-ended S-biner style clip
• Comes with a handy metal loop handle to hang from a feeding station or tree branch
• Great for feeding House Sparrows, Dunnocks, Bullfinches & many more wild birds
• Suitable for use with any Henry Bell seed mix or blend (not included)

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