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By Brambly Cottage
This hanging bird feeder from St Helens Home and Garden is perfect for attracting and feeding wild birds. There are 4 feeding points at the base of the feeder all with a perch. The top is removable allowing you to easily fill the feeder with seed, grains, nuts or worms. The feeder is a generous 34cm in height meaning it can hold a large amount of food for infrequent filling. The seed compartment is transparent making it easy to see when you need to refill. The strong metal handle can be used to securely attach the feeder to trees or other structures, place in a prominent place in your garden and enjoy watching the wild birds as they come and go
Blomkest Hanging Tray Bird Feeder
By Borough Wharf
Let your wild garden birds go mad with these mealworm-hanging feeders! Practical for your feeding needs and gives you an insight into how the birds feed if you have become a bird watcher. Not only does this give them a feast, but it will also protect them from predators with the canopy that covers the tray. Even if it rains, this canopy feeder will keep the mealworms or other types of feed fresh and dry, your birds won't be eating soggy food with this feeder! Easy and simple to assemble, you will attract the birds within seconds of hanging this in your garden. This is the perfect addition to any outdoor space.
Attracts a wide variety of birds
***** Nice bird feeder/table, lighter than expected, might not stay in place long in a strong wind, but the birds like it, and it looks quite good *****. Dean. Gt Yarmouth. Sun Sep 25 2022
Bird seed feeder with dome made of strong clear polycarbonate that won't discolour.
It looks good and the canopy height is adjustable which is good. However, the birds are being slow at the moment to take an interest in it, and I am not sure why this is yet. It is for this reason that I am only giving it 3 stars, but I am hoping that the situation will improve, and more birds will come to feed from it in due course. It has been positioned well, and is near to a hedge which the birds can fly back into if they feel the need to fly to safety etc. I have also raised the canopy to make access easier and in case this was making them feel unsure if it was safe.. Gillian. Harlow, GB. Mon Nov 07 2022