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Look forward to repeated flying visits from birds like Blue Tits, Woodpeckers and Nuthatches with this Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Peanut Feeder (peanuts not included).
The Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Peanut Feeder feeds and attracts wild birds. Wild birds like Blue Tits, Nuthatches and Woodpeckers which love oil-rich peanuts.
This attractive peanut feeder is extremely durable and hard wearing. It is made from aluminium and is finished in Henry Bell’s beautiful Antique Bronze.
To use, simply remove the tag and open the feeder lid and fill the feeder with any Henry Bell Peanuts (purchase separately).
This feeder can be hung from a feeding station or a tree branch. Remember to position it in an open area to provide birds with a sense of security and out of reach of predators.
Once the peanuts have been consumed by garden birds, simply open the top, check the feeder is clean and refill with more peanuts. Birds will enjoy the routine of eating peanuts, so if it is filled regularly you can look forward to repeated visits throughout the year.
Product Details
- Brand: Henry Bell
- Range: Heritage Everyday
- Type: Peanut feeder
- Dimensions: 33cm high including handle x 9cm diameter (approximately)
- Suitable with the Henry Bell Peanuts feed
Good to Know
- Part of the Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Collection
- Durable & hard wearing aluminium feeder finished in Antique Bronze
- Opens from the top by lifting the lid and hanging loop
- Comes with a handy long loop handle to hang the feeder from a feeding station or tree branch
- Great for feeding Blue Tits, Nuthatches, Woodpeckers & many more wild birds
- Fill with any Henry Bell Peanuts (not included)
- Premium quality bird feeder
- 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
