Henry Bell Grand Sterling Fat Ball Feeder

A magnificently tall fat ball feeder to attract wild birds like Blue Tits, Great Tits and Dunnocks.

The Henry Bell Grand Sterling Fat Ball Feeder is an impressive 60cm tall and part of the Sterling Collection.

Fill with any Henry Bell fat balls to attract a wide range of wild birds from Blue Tits, Great Tits to Dunnocks and many more.

As one of the tallest and most elegant feeders in the Henry Bell range, it is perfect for introducing a sophisticated look to any garden.

Finished with an attractive silver-like Sterling protective lift top lid which also features the unique HB (Henry Bell) logo. The feeder is easy to fill, clean and refill. Plus, it holds a lot of fat balls to keep birds going through the year.

The Fat Ball Feeder can be hung from a feeding station or tree branch using the handy metal loop handle. Before refilling the feeder, please check that the feeder is clean to keep it germ free.

Choose an easily visible and safe location for the feeder, away from the reach of predators. We also recommend providing a source of clean water for wild birds to allow them to drink or bathe. This will also encourage wild birds to return again and again.

Product Details

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Range: Sterling collection
• Type: Fat ball feeder
• Dimensions: 60cm high x 7cm diameter (approximately)
• Suitable with the Henry Bell Fat Balls

Good to Know

• Part of Henry Bell's Sterling Collection
• Great for feeding Blue Tits, Great Tits, Dunnocks & many more wild birds
• Super tall and elegant fat ball feeder for wild birds with a sterling and black finish
• Comes with a handy metal loop handle to hang from a feeding station or tree branch
• Approximately 60cm tall (70cm including loop handle)
• Suitable for use with any Henry Bell Fat Balls (not included)
• Easy to fill, clean & refill with a lift top lid

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