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Keep your feathered friends flocking back to your garden all year round with this Suet Bites & Mealworm Feeder.
Wild Birds bring so much joy to your garden and the Henry Bell Select Plus Suet Bites & Mealworm Feeder will attract Robins, Wrens and Blue tits to your outdoor space.
This easy to clean and refill feeder with its push down lid opening mechanism, allows you to refill when needed with ease. The feeder can be located on a tree branch or bird feeding station and comes with a handy long metal loop handle.
The feeder includes two integrated flip down ring feed ports to make it easier and safer for birds to perch whilst feeding. Wild birds can access the feed through the openings provided on each side of the feeder and there is a catch tray for any fallen suet bites or mealworms.
Constructed from durable plastic, and features drainage holes to prevent the feed from clogging up in the tray.
Product Details
- Brand: Henry Bell
- Attracts wild birds: Wren, Robin & Blue Tits
- Dimensions: 25cm high x 14cm diameter wide (Measurements are approximate)
- 1 x Henry Bell Select Plus Suet Bites & Mealworm Feeder
- Part of the Henry Bell Select Range
Good to Know
- Part of the Henry Bell Select Feeder Range
- Suitable for use with Henry Bell Suet Mealworm Bites or Henry Bell Suet Berry Bites (purchase separately)
- Robust construction with a new push down lid opening mechanism
- Matte charcoal grey bird feeder with built in feeding tray
- Two incorporated hooped perches
- A bird friendly tray to enable birds to comfortably feed
- Drainage holes to prevent the feed from clogging up in the tray
- Suitable to hang from feeding stations, bird table or a simple hook on a tree branch
- Easy to fill, clean & 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
