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Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder
Garden stake fat ball feeder

Garden stake fat ball feeder

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Our new fat snax bird feeders are inspired by the seed pods of Kigelia africana, the African sausage tree. Mounted on tall...

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Our new fat snax bird feeders are inspired by the seed pods of Kigelia africana, the African sausage tree. Mounted on tall stakes, they’re ideal for staking out amongst mature perennials in the border.

The horizontal bars offer plenty of perching space, so several small birds can feed together without conflict. A few grouped together will attract visits from a variety of species.

Suet packed with different seeds and worms is one of the best sources of energy for wild birds in the colder months, and each of these will hold four suet balls. They can be easily loaded into the cage simply by sliding the ‘hat’ upwards.

Made from steel with a spun brushed copper lid. Over time, the copper will tarnish and develop a natural patina. A little elbow grease and the scouring pad provided will bring it back to its former glory.

Also available in brushed brass, as well as powder-coated aluminium in a choice of putty or Crocus green (sold separately).

Key features:

  • Ideal for staking in mature borders
  • Holds four suet balls
  • Quick and easy to fill and clean

Measurements:


L16.5cm x W9cm x H158cm

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