I hope that netting on fat balls will be totally phased out too Busy-Lizzie. And anything with a gradual narrowing like a spiral, can also trap birds. I won't post an image, but check the RSPB for information.
I just found the type you describe Lizzie27 (Kingfisher brand). Sorry if it is considered advertising. Very neat. Can't find a short link. Understand about clean fingers, changing anything like that is a messy job. Not sure about clean windows though
Fairygirl, thanks for that link. Nearly the same like mine, must be a different producer but the same principle. I hate touching the fatballs or fatcakes with bare hands. Hadn't thought about the windows though!
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And anything with a gradual narrowing like a spiral, can also trap birds.
I won't post an image, but check the RSPB for information.
I just found the type you describe Lizzie27 (Kingfisher brand). Sorry if it is considered advertising. Very neat. Can't find a short link.
Understand about clean fingers, changing anything like that is a messy job. Not sure about clean windows though
Is it this one, Ruby and Lizzie?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kingfisher-Wild-Bird-Feeder-Hanging-Window-Suction-Mounted-4-Ball-Fat-Ball-Suet/392018988527?epid=23003925182&hash=item5b46270def:g:DXwAAOSwOF5a0JwE
I bought my fat balls from Garden Wildlife Direct - premium suet balls x 50, if nayone wnats to take a look. The birds love them
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I like thrifty too