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3 pack Wild Bird Feeders for Seeds, Peanut, fat ball feeder - Squirrel resistant Hanging Feeder for Wild Birds Food Stations in your Garden Outdoor Durable Construction Hanging Design

~~£35.99~~

Product information

Description

General description

Encourage a variety of wild birds into your garden with this pack of three durable hanging bird feeders. Each set includes a seed feeder, peanut feeder, and fat ball feeder—providing multiple feeding options to attract different bird species. Designed for year-round use, these feeders are made from powder-coated iron for strength, weather resistance, and long-lasting performance outdoors.

Technical specifications

Product type: Hanging bird feeder set (3 pieces)

Contents: seed feeder, peanut feeder, fat ball feeder

Material: powder-coated iron

Dimensions (approx.): 25 cm (H) × 17 cm (W) each

Usage

Garden enjoyment: hang from branches, hooks, or a feeding station to attract wild birds to your outdoor space

All-weather feeding: suitable for use throughout the year, helping birds during winter and breeding seasons

Educational tool: observe bird behaviour and teach children about local wildlife and species

Low maintenance: feeders are easy to refill and should be washed regularly to ensure bird health

Other information

Weatherproof design: secure lids prevent rainwater from entering and spoiling the feed

Attracts a variety of birds: suitable for small and medium garden birds including sparrows, blue tits, woodpeckers, and finches

Versatile feeding options: three different feeders cater to seeds, peanuts, and suet balls

Built to last: powder-coated iron construction ensures durability and resistance to harsh weather

Wildlife friendly: attracts a wide variety of bird species and supports them through food scarcity

Relaxing experience: enjoy the sights and sounds of wild birds feeding in your garden from the comfort of your home

Features

Brand
MARCO PAUL
Length
25 cm
Width
17 cm
Height
25 cm
Material
Iron

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How to care for your garden in autumn

In the autumn, you'll need to start preparing your plants for the cold weather by offering them some protection. This will help them to stay healthy until spring arrives. Additionally, a bit of cleaning up and some planting can also help your garden look a little less sad over the winter months!

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