Leagrams Round Metal Squirrel Proof Mealworm and Suet Pellet Wild Bird Feeder

This elegant and practical squirrel-proof Suet Pellet & Mealworm Feeder offers the perfect blend of style, functionality, and value. Designed with a traditional round metal guardian cage, it effectively deters squirrels and larger birds while adding charm to your garden. Finished ...This elegant and practical squirrel-proof Suet Pellet & Mealworm Feeder offers the perfect blend of style, functionality, and value.

Designed with a traditional round metal guardian cage, it effectively deters squirrels and larger birds while adding charm to your garden. Finished in a soft pale green, it makes a lovely addition when hung from a tree or feeder hook. Inside, a durable plastic feeder tube helps keep food dry during wet weather, making it ideal for dispensing both suet pellets and mealworms.

The feeder features a large, easy-to-open lid with a secure metal clasp, allowing for effortless refilling. Cleaning is simple too, thanks to the twist-out feeder tube—making maintenance quick and hassle-free. Key Features Traditional-style feeder for mealworms and suet pellets.

Sturdy metal guardian cage deters squirrels and larger birds(*). Finished in an attractive pale green powder coating. Durable plastic feeder tube keeps food dry in wet conditions.

Easy to refill and clean for convenient maintenance. Secure lid with a strong metal clasp. Large hanging hoop for effortless placement in your garden.

Cleaning this feeder is quick and straightforward. Simply open the lid and twist the feeding tube to remove it from the guardian cage. Use warm water mixed with a mild detergent to clean all parts thoroughly— a cleaning brush and bird-safe disinfectant are recommended for best results.

Be sure to let the feeder dry completely before reassembling and refilling it. Dimensions Height – 24cm to top of handle. Additionally, birds with long beaks may still be able to reach the food inside the guardian cage.

Please note, the bars on the feeder cannot be made smaller to prevent access from young or red squirrels, as this could compromise the safety of the birds.