A sleek, contemporary, robust feeder in grey featuring an easy opening lid and a removable base for easy cleaning. The design incorporates a bird friendly tray to enable birds to comfortably feed and an angled base to ensure the seed flows to the feeding ports feeder holds 65g of dried mealworm or 220g of Suet Bites. The product label colours match the mealworm & suet bites range to support easier shopability to identify the right feed to put in your feeder.
Please remove all packaging and place your feeder in a safe position, where the wild birds have a good vantage point and are out of reach of predators. The feeder can be hung from a feeding station, tree branch or suitable hanging location in your garden. To fill the feeder, open the feeder lid and carefully fill with feed. Once empty, please open the lid and ensure it is clean before refilling. Basic hygiene principles will help keep your birds healthy. Provide plenty of fresh water for drinking and bathing. Clean feeding and drinking areas regularly with a bird hygiene spray. Keeping the food fresh and dry will help to prevent the spread of disease.
Henry Bell Essentials Suet Bites and Mealworm Feeder, 0.095 kg
CAD $26.99
- A contemporary 20cm grey hanging feeder designed to hold Suet Bites or Mealworms with 2 feeding ports and a tray underneath to prevent the feed falling on the floor.
- Great for feeding a wide variety of garden birds including Robin, Dunnock & House Sparrow
- Featuring a stainless steel hanger, easy opening lid and angled base to support the flow of feed to the feeding ports. The base is also removable for easier cleaning.
- The Henry Bell Essentials Suet Bites and Mealworm Feeder has ring perches which enable your garden birds to feed longer and more comfortably.
- There are ever decreasing food resources for wild birds and it is becoming more and more essential that you feed your garden birds all year round.
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.08 kg |
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| brand | Henry Bell |
| dimensions | 10.5 x 11.5 x 20.5 cm; 90 Grams |