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This Tom Chambers Squirrel Resistant Cage Fat Ball Feeder is ideal for keeping squirrels away from tasty bird treats.
Fat balls provide essential oils and nutrients to wild birds but can often be taken by squirrels where with this feeder, they simply cannot get past the outer cage. It also acts as a great protection against larger birds such as Jackdaws & Pigeons.
This impressive Squirrel Proof Cage Fat Ball Feeder is ideal for attracting many wild bird species to the garden. It features a metal fat ball feeder in the centre, with a protective outer metal cage, which will keep tasty fat balls out of reach of nuisance squirrels or large birds.
This strong metal feeder is made to last and is suitable for year-round use. Unclip the outer metal protective cage at the base to remove for cleaning or refilling. To refill, simply unscrew the base of the fat ball feeder or remove the lift off lid and fill with any Tom Chambers fat balls. It comes with a practical universal hanging hook which makes it suitable for hanging from a bird feeding station, a bracket or a tree branch.
The black finished metal cage design is robust and is not obtrusive in your garden.
Product Details
- Brand: Tom Chambers
- Range: Squirrel Resistant
- Type: Fat Ball
- Dimensions: 34cm high including handle x 18cm diameter (approximately)
- Suitable with the Tom Chambers Fabulous Fat balls or Tom Chambers Multi Seed & Nut Fat Balls
Good to Know
- Part of the Tom Chambers Squirrel Resistant Range
- Heavy duty metal frame in a black finish to deter squirrels
- Strong, sturdy & made of all-weather metal
- Squirrel and large bird proof – Allows small birds to feed safely
- Easy to fill & clean mesh feeder with a unscrew base & lift off lid
- Protective metal cage can be removed for refilling
- With universal hanger for a bird feeding station, bracket or tree branch
- Suitable for year round use
- Attracts wild birds from the Tit & Finch families, as well as Robins
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
