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This rustic looking Suet Log Feeder by Tom Chambers makes a charming addition to any garden.
The Tom Chambers Suet Log Feeder is a charming handcrafted timber feeder guaranteed to add some character to the garden.
Ideal for attracting a wide variety of wild bird species to your outdoor space, this beautiful handcrafted responsibly sourced timber feeder can hold up to six suet logs. Ideal for feeding multiple birds at the same time. You can expect visits from Robins, Woodpeckers, Blue Tits, Long-tailed Tits & many more species looking for a quick energy boost with this feeder.
Easy to use, simply slide a single suet log into each pre-drilled hole to fill up, we recommend using any of the Tom Chambers Suet Log feeds (not included). Birds love suet logs as they are a high-energy blend of suet, cereals, seeds & insects. The nutritious suet logs are particularly good for wild birds as they support feather growth, chick development and overall health. Suitable for year-round feeding.
This lovely timber feeder has a stained slated green roof for keeping the suet logs dry and beautifully finished with a rustic, strong rope handle for hanging. Simply hang from a bird feeding station or a tree branch to enjoy watching frequent visits from wild birds.
Product Details
- Brand: Tom Chambers
- Range: Suet & Fat Ball Feeders
- Type: Suet log feeder
- Capacity: Holds 6 suet logs
- Dimensions: 45cm high including handle x 9.5cm length x 7.5cm wide (approximately)
- Suitable with Tom Chambers Mealworm Suet Logs or Tom Chambers Insect Suet Logs
Good to Know
- Attracts a variety of wild bird species
- Easy to fill & clean
- Strong & sturdy rope handle for hanging
- Holds up to 6 suet logs for feeding multiple birds
- Made from responsibly sourced timber
- Handcrafted charming design with a canopy roof
- Suitable with any Tom Chambers suet log feeds
- Suitable for outdoor use all year-round
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
