The Tom Chambers Pewter Flick ‘n’ Click Fat Ball Feeder holds fat balls to feed wild birds in the garden.
Fat balls have a high-fat content which gives birds a long-lasting energy boost. This is essential during the winter months when natural food sources are low. Ideal for attracting Tits, Finches, Robins and many more species of wild birds.
This heavy-duty fat ball feeder is made from robust metal and has a contemporary pewter finish. It comes with a universal hanger hook, for use on a bird feeding station, a bracket or a tree branch. The base can be removed easily to help with keeping the feeder clean.
Easy to fill, simply flick ‘n’ click the hinged lid that has a magnetic clasp to keep it firmly shut. This will protect the fat balls from the elements and keep the feed dry. Each element of this Tom Chambers feeder is crafted from quality materials to give a long-lasting product.
Remember to keep feed fresh and topped up regularly to enjoy frequent visits from wild birds. We recommend the Tom Chambers Fabulous Fat Balls.
Product Details
- Brand: Tom Chambers
- Range: Pewter Flick ‘n’ Click
- Type:Â Fat ball feeder
- Dimensions:Â 33cm high including handle x 8cm diameter (approximately)
- Suitable with Tom Chambers Fabulous Fat balls or Tom Chambers Multi Seed & Nut Fat Balls
Good to Know
- Strong & robust metal fat ball feeder
- Coated in a contemporary pewter finish
- Flick ‘n’ Click sturdy magnetic sealing clasp for easy filling
- Universal hanger hook for feeding stations, brackets or tree branches
- Easily removable base for cleaning
- Holds any Tom Chambers fat balls (not included)
- Suitable for year round use
- Attracts wild birds: Tits, Finches, Robins & many more wild bird species
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