Garden Mile Fat Ball Bird Feeder – Squirrel Resistant Hanging Suet & Fatball Holder for Small Birds | Heavy Duty Metal Wild Bird Feeder for Garden, Patio & Balcony (31cm)

• Specification: Measures approximately 31 x 10 x 7 cm, ideal for hanging in gardens, patios, balconies or from bird feeding stations. Slim design suits smaller outdoor spaces.
• Squirrel-Resistant Lift Lid: Features a secure lift-top lid to help deter squirrels and larger birds while allowing easy access for quick refilling of fat balls and suet.
• Durable All-Weather Metal Construction: Made from rust-resistant metal, designed to withstand rain, frost and sunshine for reliable year-round outdoor use with minimal maintenance.
• Perfect for Small Garden Birds: Designed to attract robins, bluetits, finches and other small species while discouraging larger pests. Suitable for fat balls, suet pellets and sunflower hearts.
• Easy to Hang & Maintain: Supplied with a sturdy hanging hook for simple placement on branches, brackets or feeding stations. Easy to clean and refill for convenient bird feeding.

Product description Encourage small garden birds to visit your outdoor space with the Garden Mile Fat Ball Bird Feeder, designed for reliable, year-round feeding. Measuring 31 x 10 x 7 cm, this compact hanging feeder is ideal for gardens, patios, balconies or window-side placement. Constructed from durable, rust-resistant metal, it is built to withstand changing UK weather conditions while maintaining its strength and appearance. The secure lift-top lid helps deter squirrels and larger birds while allowing quick and simple refilling. Perfect for holding fat balls, suet pellets, sunflower hearts and seed mixes, this feeder provides a convenient and tidy feeding solution for robins, bluetits, finches and other small garden birds. Easy to hang and low maintenance, this heavy-duty fatball holder helps create a lively and welcoming bird-friendly environment in your garden throughout every season. Safety Warning Avoid using food types that may harm birds. Secure the feeder to prevent access by larger animals. Clean the feeder regularly to avoid disease.