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National Trust Sam Recycled Fat Ball Feeder
The National Trust Sam Recycled Fat Ball Feeder is made from recycled material from beverage packaging, ensuring waste gets a second life.
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The National Trust Sam Recycled Fat Ball Feeder is made from recycled material from beverage packaging, ensuring waste gets a second life.
The National Trust Sam Recycled Fat Ball Feeder will hold 3 fat balls meaning you won't need to fill it as often.
Please note the hanging chain is not included.
Features:
- Made from recycled plastic
- Holds 3 fat balls
Dimensions:
H 240 x Dia 60mm
Reviews
Customer Reviews (6)
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These have weathered well and the catches haven't snapped as I feared they might.They also hold a good number of fatballs, so don't need constant refilling. They are also designed in a way that there is nothing little birds can get feet etc trapped in.Price Quality Value
I do have a couple of reservations, though. Firstly, they do not come supplied with anything through the holes in the top to hang them from - I have put a keyring loop through them, but it would have been better if something was supplied (or better still, already attached). Secondly, the catches aren't very robust and the corvids have worked out how to open them so that the fat balls drop onto the floor for them to eat. (Posted on 29/05/2021)Its ok... These have weathered well and the catches haven't snapped as I feared they might.They also hold a good number of fatballs, so don't need constant refilling. They are also designed in a way that there is nothing little birds can get feet etc trapped in. I do have a couple of reservations, though. Firstly, they do not come supplied with anything through the holes in the top to hang them from - I have put a keyring loop through them, but it would have been better if something was supplied (or better still, already attached). Secondly, the catches aren't very robust and the corvids have worked out how to open them so that the fat balls drop onto the floor for them to eat. KittyPhysio 21-05/29 - Great recycled product
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I purchased this feeder after reading it was recycled from drinks cartons. It is a lovely design and the smaller holes only allow small birds to eat from it. Good quality although I think the catches may snap off after a while. (Posted on 21/05/2021)Price Quality Value Great recycled product I purchased this feeder after reading it was recycled from drinks cartons. It is a lovely design and the smaller holes only allow small birds to eat from it. Good quality although I think the catches may snap off after a while. Claire 21-05/21 - Brilliant product
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Great value for money. The birds are enjoying eating from them. Great service all round. (Posted on 29/04/2021)Price Quality Value Brilliant product Great value for money. The birds are enjoying eating from them. Great service all round. Angela 21-04/29 - A good design
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. (Posted on 21/04/2021)Price Quality Value A good design . MARTIN 21-04/21 - Good value
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Design is good. Easy to open fill up and close again. Easy to clean as it opens fully.Price Quality Value
Birds love it so it's a winner (Posted on 21/03/2021)Good value Design is good. Easy to open fill up and close again. Easy to clean as it opens fully. Birds love it so it's a winner Sarah 21-03/21 - Highly recommended
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It is strong and easy to fill. The birds obviously find it easy to feed from because we are refilling it with the fat balls every day. We spotted a pied woodpecker on it the other day, the first time we've seen one in our garden (Posted on 11/02/2021)Price Quality Value Highly recommended It is strong and easy to fill. The birds obviously find it easy to feed from because we are refilling it with the fat balls every day. We spotted a pied woodpecker on it the other day, the first time we've seen one in our garden Gillie 21-02/11
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