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Samuel Alexander Metal Hanging Bird Fat Ball Feeder with Squirrel Guard

(£7.25/pcs)

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Description

General description

Attract a variety of wild birds into your garden with the Samuel Alexander Metal Hanging Bird Fat Ball Feeder. This feeder provides a stable source of nutrition for birds, especially during times when food is scarce. It is designed to hold suet fat balls, kitchen leftovers, and fruits, making it a versatile feeding option.

Technical specifications

  • Height: 27 cm
  • Diameter: 16 cm
  • Material: Powder coated metal mesh
  • Installation

  • Fill the feeder with your chosen feed.
  • Hang on a suitable branch or a bird feeding station using the hanging loop.
  • Usage

  • Provides a reliable food source for birds.
  • Allows birds to feed safely and happily while deterring squirrels.
  • Offers an entertaining way to observe birds up close.
  • Features

    • Brand
      SAMUEL ALEXANDER
    • Colour
      Green
    • Material
      Metal
    • Origin
      Made in China
    • Height
      27 cm
    • Width
      16 cm
    • Feeder type
      To hang
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME91021499
    • MMID
      346916469580
    • Product code
      SA-BF1FB
    • EAN
      5056589125493
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