Unmatched Protection: Ensure Peaceful Feeding for Small Birds
Introducing our latest innovation: the Squirrel Proof Fat Ball Feeder the ultimate solution for keeping pesky squirrels at bay while ensuring your garden is a haven for wild birds. This bird feeder is as durable as it is functional, seamlessly blending into your garden environment while providing a safe feeding spot for wild birds, whilst deterring pesky squirrels and larger birds from getting at your bird feed.
This squirrel proof bird feeder is designed to hold up to four fat balls on average, a perfect addition for most UK gardens. Its top hatch allows for effortless refilling of your garden birds favourite fat ball treat, ensuring that your feathered visitors never go hungry. Additionally, the easy access top hatch makes maintenance and cleaning a breeze, with a good wash through with antibacterial solution this feeder will remain clean and hygienic for your wild birds.
Defend Your Fat Balls from Squirrel Intruders
This robust caged feeder design protects the internal feeder, allowing small birds to eat in peace without being disturbed by larger intruders. Combining practical design with durable materials, offering a reliable solution to the problem of pesky squirrels. Constructed from green powder coated metal, this feeder seamlessly blends into its surroundings, providing a discreet and natural appearance in your garden. Its robust metal construction ensures durability and longevity, standing strong against the persistent attempts of squirrels, pigeons and jackdaws to access the fat balls within.
The squirrel proof bird feeders are the perfect solution to keep your small birds well fed and content. From the spirited blue tits and chirpy robins to the dainty coal tits and sociable house sparrows, these caged feeders cater exclusively to their needs, ensuring they receive their fair share of nourishing bird food without interference from larger birds and squirrels.
Dimensions: Height: 24cm, Width: 15cm, with a capacity of 5 Balls*.
*Capacities may vary depending on the type of bird feed used.
