Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Mealworm Feeder

The versatile Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Mealworm Feeder holds Henry Bell Mealworms, Calciworms and Suet Bites to feed wild birds.

The Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Mealworm Feeder holds Mealworms, Calciworms or Suet Bites to feed wild birds.

It is a great way to attract many wild birds like Robins, Wrens and Blue Tits to the garden.

Made from aluminium and beautifully finished in antique bronze, this attractive mealworm feeder is extremely durable and hard wearing. It comes with a fine black mesh holder and a circular tray to collect any fallen morsels.

To use, simply remove the tag and open the feeder lid and fill the feeder with any Henry Bell Mealworms, Calciworms or Suet Bites (buy separately).

Remember to position it in an open area out of reach of predators. This premium feeder can be hung from a feeding station or a tree branch.

Once the bird feed has been consumed, simply open the top, check the feeder is clean and refill with more bird feed. The mesh is fine enough to cope with a mix of Mealworms, Calciworms or Suet Bites which provides added interest for garden birds.

Keep the feeder topped up to enjoy repeated visits from wild birds season after season.

Product Details

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Range: Heritage Everyday
• Type: Mealworm feeder
• Dimensions: 33cm high including handle x 12cm diameter (approximately)
• Suitable with the Henry Bell Mealworms or Henry Bell Calciworms

Good to Know

• Part of the Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Collection
• Durable & hard wearing aluminium feeder finished in Antique Bronze
• Includes a full circular tray to collect any falling pieces, which also acts as a perch for birds
• Comes with a handy long loop handle to hang the feeder from a feeding station or tree branch
• Opens from the top by lifting the lid & hanging loop
• Great for feeding Robins, Wrens, Blue Tits & many more wild birds
• Fill with any Henry Bell Mealworms, Calciworms or Suet Bites (not included)
• Easy to use, fill, clean and refill

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