Henry Bell Heritage Suet Bites & Mealworm Feeder

This is a Henry Bell Heritage Suet Bites & Mealworm Feeder finished in antique bronze. It’s ideal for attracting wild birds like Robins, Wrens and Blue Tits, as well as many other bird species.

This versatile Suet Bites & Mealworm Feeder holds any Henry Bell mealworms or suet bites. Please note, the feeder is not pre-filled, but it will hold approximately 145g of mealworms or 500g of suet bites.

It comes with a metal lid that lifts easily to fill, clean and refill. To use, locate the feeder in an open location away from the reach of any predators, like a tree branch or bird feeding station.

The feeder comes with a fine mesh food holder with two metal perch ports and a catch tray to gather any fallen morsels. The tray comes with drainage holes to ensure moisture doesn’t build up and two flip down perches. The design allows for multiple birds to feed simultaneously.

This attractive and practical feeder is part of the Henry Bell Heritage Collection which looks stylish in any garden.

Product Details

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Range: Heritage
• Type: Suet bites & Mealworm feeder
• Capacity: 145g of mealworms or 500g of suet bites
• Dimensions: 40cm high including handle x 18cm diameter with flip down perches (approximately)
• Suitable with the Henry Bell Berry Suet Bites or Henry Bell Mealworms

Good to Know

• Part of the Henry Bell Heritage Collection
• Includes two perch ring feed ports, a catch tray for food and two flip down perches to make feeding easier and safer for wild birds
• Comes with a long loop metal handle to hang from a feeding station or tree branch
• Fill with any of the Henry Bell suet bites or mealworm (not included)
• Great for feeding Blue Tits, Robins, Wrens & many more wild birds
• Easy to clean & fill with a lift top lid
• Approximate feed capacity of 145g of mealworms or 500g of suet bites

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