Squirrel & Bird Feeders Fat Ball, Nut & Seed Feeder With Bird Cage Metal Hanging Weather Resistant Safe Guard Wildlife Birds For Outdoor Garden (Seed Feeder)

• FAT BALL FEEDER: All our fat ball feeders are made from durable and weather-safe materials and are a safe feeder to hold the weight of garden birds. Use on their own, or in groups and watch your feathered visitors gather excitedly to feast on one of their favourite treats. Our fat ball feeder has a squirrel guard with powder coated metal construction. Designed to deter squirrels whilst allowing smaller birds to feed. Height 27cm.
• NUT FEEDER: Nut feeders are a straightforward yet effective way to safely feed essential protein and oil that nuts provide to your garden birds all year-round. Their strong tube mesh design aims to prevent whole peanuts being taken. A perfect addition to any garden feeding station feeding peanuts would attract a wide variety of clinging bird species. Our nut feeder with squirrel guard and powder coated metal construction. Designed to deter squirrels whilst allowing smaller birds to feed. Height 27cm.
• SEED FEEDER: Putting food out is a great way to attract wild birds to your garden, but it can also attract squirrels. If you want to guard your feeders from hungry squirrels then our seed feeder is the perfect option. Our seed feeder comes with squirrel guard and powder coated metal construction. Designed to deter squirrels whilst allowing smaller birds to feed. Height 27cm.

Product description All our feeders are made from durable and weather-safe materials and are a safe feeder to hold the weight of garden birds. Use on their own, or in groups and watch your feathered visitors gather excitedly to feast on one of their favourite fatty treats. Our fat ball feeder has a squirrel guard with powder coated metal construction. Designed to deter squirrels whilst allowing smaller birds to feed. Height 27cm. Safety Warning Ensure the feeder is properly secured to prevent access by larger animals. Avoid using food types that may harm certain species. Follow local regulations regarding feeding wildlife.