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Hanging Seed and Nut Feeder
A hooded lantern feeder with a perch ring that keeps seed dry and birds coming back.
£18.99
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The details
A grey lantern swaying under the feeding station, a queue of blue tits waiting in the hedge. This hanging feeder holds a generous fill of seed or nuts beneath a wide rain hood, letting food down into the open tray as the birds work through it. The circular perch ring gives robins, tits and finches room to land and feed comfortably, while the hood keeps the worst of the weather off their meal. A hanging loop fixes it to any branch, hook or station pole in seconds, and it comes apart for an easy clean. Delivered within 7 days, ready for the morning rush.
- Wide hood keeps seed dry in the rain
- Open tray ring lets several birds feed at once
- Takes mixed seed, sunflower hearts or nuts
- Hangs from branches, hooks or feeding stations
- Comes apart quickly for cleaning and refills
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Common questions
Questions about this feeder
In a mesh feeder like the Hanging Seed and Nut Feeder, yes. The risk is whole peanuts, which an adult may carry back to a chick that cannot swallow one. Mesh forces birds to peck off fragments instead. Buy peanuts sold for birds — they are tested for aflatoxin, which is not visible in the nut.
About 1.5 to 2 metres from the ground — clear of cats, easy to refill without a ladder. Horizontal clearance matters more: keep at least two metres between the Hanging Seed and Nut Feeder and any fence, wall or branch a squirrel could launch from, or position stops being any defence at all.
Powder-coated and galvanised steel holds up for years in British weather. Rust normally starts where the coating is chipped or at the fixings, so check the hook, chain and clips each spring. A bare cast-iron piece will develop a rusty patina, which is expected and harms nothing.