Squirrel & Large Bird Proof Fat Ball Feeder

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Squirrel & Large Bird Proof Fat Ball Feeder

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Protect your fat balls and feed small Irish garden birds in peace.

Tired of crows, pigeons, or squirrels stealing your bird food? This Caged Fat Ball Feeder is the perfect solution. Designed to keep larger birds and wildlife out while allowing smaller songbirds to feed safely, it ensures your wild bird treats reach the species that need them most.

The sturdy metal cage surrounds a central fat ball holder, creating a protective barrier that deters larger visitors without blocking access for Robins, Blue Tits, Finches, and other small garden birds. Your feathered friends can feed undisturbed, building up the vital energy reserves they need to thrive through Ireland’s colder months.

Made from durable, weather-resistant materials, this feeder withstands wind, rain, and frost — perfect for year-round use in Irish gardens. Simply hang it from a branch, hook, or feeding station and watch your songbirds enjoy their suet snacks in safety.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Squirrel, crow & magpie-proof – protects your fat balls from large birds & wildlife.

  • Encourages small songbirds – ideal for Robins, Tits, Finches & Sparrows.

  • Durable & weather-resistant – built to last through Irish winters.

  • Easy to hang & refill – simple design for everyday use.

  • Supports biodiversity – provides a safe, reliable food source for garden birds.

How to Use

Hang your caged fat ball feeder in a sheltered, visible location — ideally near a tree or shrub for perching. Refill regularly with high-energy fat balls or suet treats to keep your wild birds well-fed year-round.

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