
Bird Feeders
Hanging Metal Fat Ball Feeders (Set of Four)
Invite your garden visitors closer with these sturdy hanging fat ball feeders.
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The details
Watching the morning flutter of blue tits is a quiet joy. Our set of four metal hanging fat ball feeders invites more of these busy visitors to your patch. These sturdy metal bird feeders for outdoor use are proper kit for keeping your garden regulars topped up. Designed for convenience, the open style makes it easy for smaller birds to perch and feed, bringing them up close to your kitchen window or favourite spot. You can expect delivery within 7 days, so your new garden sanctuary will be ready for its guests soon.
- Four individual feeders, perfect for spreading around your patch.
- Sturdy metal design withstands the elements in your garden.
- Each feeder hangs easily from branches or hooks with its attached chain.
- The open design allows small birds like robins and blue tits to perch comfortably.
- Simple to detach and clean, keeping your bird food fresh.
Common questions
Questions about this feeder
Always. The plastic netting round supermarket fat balls traps birds' feet and can catch a beak. Cut it off completely and drop the bare ball into the Hanging Metal Fat Ball Feeders (Set of Four) — the cage holds it just as securely and lets several birds feed at once instead of one at a time.
Blue tits, great tits, coal tits and long-tailed tits are the keenest, with starlings and house sparrows close behind and robins and dunnocks working the crumbs below. Fat is the highest-energy food you can offer, so the Hanging Metal Fat Ball Feeders (Set of Four) empties fastest during a hard frost.
Take it apart, tip old seed away from the feeding area, then scrub every surface with hot soapy water and a stiff brush. Rinse well and dry it completely before refilling. Every two weeks is enough in normal weather, weekly in warm or wet spells when disease spreads fastest.
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