The Tom Chambers Hammered Steel Mealworm & Calciworm Feeder is a stylish bird feeder with a hammered black and silver finish.
Designed to hold Mealworms and Calciworms in a transparent feeder with two ports, it will help to attract and feed a wide range of wild birds, including Robin’s and members of the Tit and Finch families.
A wide base with drainage holes allows garden birds to perch and feed with ease and the oversized lid will protect against rain. Featuring a hammered finish and a silver hanging ring, this feeder is part of a wide range of Hammered Steel feeders for the garden, so you can complete the set around the garden or on your bird feeding station.
Choose an open area for the feeder to prevent predator attacks and provide birds with clear flight paths to the feeder. Hammered steel feeders by Tom Chambers are easy to use with the twist-off dome lid, which allows for easy filling and cleaning.
This feeder is not pre-filled, leaving you with a choice of using either the Tom Chambers Mealworm Munch feed or Tom Chambers Crunchy Calciworms, or a mix of both.
Product Details
- Brand:Â Tom Chambers
- Range:Â Hammered Steel
- Type:Â Insect Feeder
- Dimensions:Â 23cm high including handle x 11cm diameter (approximately)
- Suitable with the Tom Chambers Mealworm Munch or Tom Chambers Crunchy Calciworms
Good to Know
- Hammered Steel Feeders range by Tom Chambers
- With a black & silver finish with an easy view transparent food holder
- 2 ports with a wide base to allow birds to perch whilst feeding
- Wide base with drainage holes
- Oversized lid to protect against rain
- Easy to use, simply twist off the dome lid for easy filling & cleaning
- Attracts & feeds members of the Tit, Robin & Finch families
- Suitable for use with Mealworms & Calciworms
- Use on a bird feeding station or tree branch with the silver hanging ring
- Suitable for year round use
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 with mild disinfectant & rinse carefully to keep them germ free
- Provide a regular food & water source for wild birds, to be rewarded with frequent visits