Tom Chambers Hanging Tray

Treat wild birds to something tasty on the black Hanging Tray by Tom Chambers.

This black Tom Chambers Hanging Tray is ideal for ground feeding garden birds, that can't use tubed feeders or struggle to do so.

The free-draining 22cm diameter tray is made with a micro mesh to drain water through the feed tray quickly. This helps to keep food dry and prevents spoilage. The feeder can be hung with the attached heavy-duty chain from either a bird feeding station, on a bracket or tree branch. Ideal if you have a small garden or want a space saving solution. The heavy-duty chain can also be detached and the tray can be used as a ground feeder.

Suitable for use with any of the Tom Chambers seed mixes, suet pellets and insects such as mealworms or Calciworms, to attract an variety of bird species to your outside space. It is not suitable for peanuts. Peanuts should be supplied to wild birds using a peanut feeder to prevent small or young birds from choking on whole peanuts.

Preferably, locate in an open area away from the reach of predator attack and this will encourage birds to come back again and again with confidence to enjoy some tasty treats.

Product Details

• Brand: Tom Chambers
• Type: Hanging /Ground feeder
• Dimensions: 34cm high including chain x 22cm diameter (approximately)
• Suitable with any of the Tom Chambers seed, suet pellet or insect feeds

Good to Know

• Black hanging tray for feeding garden birds
• Free-draining tray with micro mesh to keep food dry
• Includes a hanging hook at the top of 3 heavy duty supportive chains
• Hang from a bird feeding station, bracket or tree branch
• Detachable chain - tray can be used as a ground feeder
• Suitable for use with any seed mixes, suet pellets or insect feeds
• Ideal for ground feeding garden birds
• 22cm Diameter feeding tray
• Space saving solution for outside spaces

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