Tom Chambers Fat Ball Feeding Station Reviews
Newest Review: ... was The Tom Chambers handcrafted bird care Fat Ball Station. I liked the neat practical design and the tall (6 feet) metal ... more
... pole that makes up the main part of the feeder. This comes in a box measuring four feet and the pole comes in two parts that attach together to make the whole. The bottom part has a sharp stake that slides into the earth quite easily without needing any base or cementing into place. I have put some stones around it when its windy but haven't really needed them.
The top part has an intricate steel design that looks good since it's like a Celtic spiral with a ball at the top. Branching out from the pole is three ...more
Customer Tom Chambers Fat Ball Feeding Station Reviews (1)
by - written on 07/12/11 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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I love my garden and even though I live in a row of terraced houses I manage to have a garden full of trees, shrubs and rose bushes. In spring and summer the birds are out and about roosting in my lilac tree and darting in and out of the bushes. When autumn comes around there is still plenty of activity going on though there's more competition for the best perches and the best food. I do feed the wild birds for most of the year but by November I start adding fat balls to my bird feeding station. What Choices are there? Any reputable garden center or B&Q store will have a range of birdhouses, feeders and combinations of both. While the posh ... Read the complete review
