- Unique flip top design makes opening, refilling, and cleaning completely simple and effortless for easy garden maintenance
- Durable plastic and steel construction ensures a hard wearing and weather resistant finish that withstands the outdoor elements
- Integrated overspill tray at the base catches any loose mealworms to minimize waste and keep your garden area tidy
- Built in hanging loop allows you to quickly and securely attach the feeder to branches, hooks, or feeding stations across all seasons
- Promotes high protein feeding providing the perfect container for dried mealworms to support birds during demanding nesting months
- Attracts beautiful native species including colourful blue tits, house sparrows, chaffinches, siskins, and greenfinches to your outdoor area
Walter Harrison's Flip Top Mealworm Feeder
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Product Description
Bring your garden to life and support your local wildlife with Walter Harrison's Flip Top Mealworm Feeder. Expertly designed by a trusted brand with over a century of heritage in wild bird care, this high quality feeder provides a safe and practical station for your local garden birds. It is specifically created to hold dried mealworms, offering feathered visitors a protein rich treat to maintain their energy levels throughout the seasons.
Constructed from durable plastic and tough steel components, this wild bird feeder offers excellent durability and weather resistance against the outdoor elements. The unique flip top lid makes opening and refilling the chamber completely effortless, allowing for swift garden maintenance. It features a smart overspill tray at the bottom that catches loose mealworms, preventing waste and keeping your lawn tidy. Complete with a built in hanger, it can be quickly positioned on branches or feeding stations to create an inviting haven for wild birds.
Suitable For
Feeding premium dried mealworms
Attracting specific garden species such as blue tits, house sparrows, chaffinches, siskins, and greenfinches
Year round outdoor use on trees, hooks, and garden feeding stations
Feeding Guide / How To Use