Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Fat Ball Feeder in antique gold and bronze aluminium

Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Fat Ball Feeder

$14.90
Sale price  $14.90 Regular price  $19.61
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Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Fat Ball Feeder in antique gold and bronze aluminium

Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Fat Ball Feeder

$14.90
Sale price  $14.90 Regular price  $19.61
Henry Bell Heritage Everyday Fat Ball Feeder

The Heritage Everyday feeders are the value tier of Henry Bell's Heritage collection: aluminium bodies in the same antique gold and bronze finish as the full-size Heritage range, in a smaller, plainer form. If you like the way the Heritage feeders look on a station but do not want to pay full-range money for every position, this is the line that fills the gaps.

This one takes fat balls. Aluminium keeps it light and stops it rusting where a plated steel feeder would streak, and Henry Bell build the range around being easy to fill, clean and maintain — which in practice is the difference between a feeder that gets scrubbed weekly and one that does not.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Aluminium body, so it stays light and does not rust in a wet winter.
  • Antique gold and bronze finish, matching the rest of the Henry Bell Heritage collection.
  • Built to be easy to fill, clean and maintain.
  • Hangs from a feeding station, a bird table or a simple hook on a branch.
  • Heritage looks at the Everyday price, so a station can be kitted out in one finish.
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Suitable For
  • Fat balls and suet balls.
  • Blue tits, great tits, coal tits, long-tailed tits, starlings, robins and house sparrows.
  • Feeding stations already carrying Heritage feeders, where a matching finish is wanted.
  • Year-round feeding, indoors of a hedge or out on an open station.
  • Not the feeder for loose seed, hearts or peanuts — the Heritage Everyday Seed, Sunflower and Peanut feeders cover those.
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How to Use
  • Open the lid, load the fat balls and close it before hanging.
  • Hang from a feeding station arm, a bird table or a hook on a tree branch.
  • Site it within a few metres of cover so birds have somewhere to retreat to.
  • Empty out crumbs and wash weekly in warm water with a bird-safe hygiene product.
  • Dry it fully before refilling; damp fat balls go mouldy quickly.
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Specification
  • Aluminium, finished in Henry Bell's antique gold and bronze. Henry Bell product code H040092.
  • Part of the Heritage Everyday range, described by Henry Bell as durable and hardwearing.
  • Sized for Henry Bell fat balls, which they give as 80g each.
  • Henry Bell publish no height, diameter or ball capacity for the Heritage Everyday feeders, so none is stated here. Their full-size Heritage Fat Ball Feeder is 32cm and holds five balls, and is a separate, larger product.
  • The Heritage Everyday range also includes seed, peanut, sunflower, finch and mealworm/suet bite feeders and a ground feeder.

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