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Provide Finches, Robins and Tits with tasty fat balls all year round with this attractive Rustic Reed Fat Ball Feeder by Tom Chambers.
The Tom Chambers Rustic Reed Fat Ball Feeder is an impressive yet practical fat ball feeder for wild birds and holds at least four Tom Chambers fat balls.
With a brown-bronze rust finish, this charming handcrafted heavy-duty metal feeder, styled like a reed with three large sculptural leaves, provides a decorative finishing touch to any garden. It is perfect for use in a flower border and will help you to attract and feed wild birds with fat balls all year round.
Fill the feeder with Tom Chambers Fat Balls, which many birds from the Tit family, as well as Robins and Finches will love.
Easy to use, simply fill with fat balls using the easy screw lid and choose an open location for this feeder, out of reach of predators. The feeder can be pushed securely into any garden border with the robust metal stake feet at the bottom.
Beautiful as a standalone feeder, but looks great when placed near other feeders in the Rustic Reed collection by Tom Chambers. Perfect for attracting and feeding wild birds at any time of the year.
Product Details
- Brand: Tom Chambers
- Range: Rustic Reed Feeders
- Type: Fat Ball
- Dimensions: Feeder: 34cm high x 7cm diameter. Decorative stake: 120cm High including feet x 11cm wide with leaves (approximately)
- Suitable with Tom Chambers Fabulous Fat balls or Tom Chambers Multi Seed & Nut Fat Balls
Good to Know
- Part of the Tom Chambers Rustic Reed Feeders Collection
- Heavy-duty handcrafted steel fat ball feeder
- Decorative feeder styled like a reed or bulrush
- Eye-catching brown-bronze rust finish
- Open metal mesh holds fat balls safely & provides somewhere for birds to perch
- Easy to use & includes spiked feet to secure in a garden border
- Easy to fill screw lid
- Holds at least 4 fat balls
- Attractive & decorative addition to any garden
- Attracts & feeds members of the Tit & Finch family plus Robin's
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
