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Avilo Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Set of 2 - Bird FeederAvilo Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Set of 2 - Bird Feeder
Avilo Garden Bird Feeder, Avilo Squirrel-Proof Caged, 26cm, Green Metal.
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Pawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Wooden Bird Table Bird Feeder with Roof, Brown, 130cm - Bird FeederPawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Wooden Bird Table Bird Feeder with Roof, Brown, 130cm - Bird Feeder
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Pawhut Wooden Bird Table Free Standing Bird Feeder Parrot Stand for Garden, Patio - Bird FeederPawhut Wooden Bird Table Free Standing Bird Feeder Parrot Stand for Garden, Patio - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Outdoor Fir Wood Bird Table with Tripod Stand for Garden Birds
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Pawhut Bird Feeding Station Kit Wild Bird Feeder Pole w/ 6 Hooks 4 Hanging Feeders - Bird FeederPawhut Bird Feeding Station Kit Wild Bird Feeder Pole w/ 6 Hooks 4 Hanging Feeders - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Outdoor Wild Bird Feeding Station Kit with 6 Hooks & 4 Feeders
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PawHut PawHut Bird Table with Four Wheels, Perches, Stainless Steel Bowls, Round Tray - Bird FeederPawHut PawHut Bird Table with Four Wheels, Perches, Stainless Steel Bowls, Round Tray - Bird Feeder
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Pawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Stand for Garden Pre-cut Weather Resistant 49 x 45 x 139cm - Bird FeederPawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Stand for Garden Pre-cut Weather Resistant 49 x 45 x 139cm - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Garden Bird Feeder Stand by Pawhut, 49x45x139cm, Weather-Resistant Fir Wood
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Pawhut Bird Play Stand Portable Feeder Station w/ Wooden Perches, Stainless Steel Bowls - Bird FeederPawhut Bird Play Stand Portable Feeder Station w/ Wooden Perches, Stainless Steel Bowls - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Mobile Bird Play Stand with Bowls & Perches for Parrots & Cockatiels
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PawHut PawHut Bird Perch Stand, T-Stand Bird Training with Perch, Wheels, Bowls, Green - Bird FeederPawHut PawHut Bird Perch Stand, T-Stand Bird Training with Perch, Wheels, Bowls, Green - Bird Feeder
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Pawhut Bird Stand Feeder Table Feeding Station Garden Wood Coop Parrot Nesting Stand - Bird FeederPawhut Bird Stand Feeder Table Feeding Station Garden Wood Coop Parrot Nesting Stand - Bird Feeder
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Pawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Freestanding Cross-shaped Support Feet Weather Resistant - Bird FeederPawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Freestanding Cross-shaped Support Feet Weather Resistant - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Freestanding with Weather Resistant Roof
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Choosing between a bird table, a feeding station and a hanging feeder

The three formats attract slightly different visitors, which is why plenty of people end up with more than one. Open bird tables suit ground-feeding species that don't cling well, so blackbirds, robins and dunnocks will use them happily. Hanging feeders on a station pole favour tits, finches and nuthatches, which grip the mesh or ports without any trouble. Window feeders are the smallest option and tend to be visited by the bolder garden regulars once they've got used to the movement behind the glass.

If you're starting from scratch, a bird table with a roof is the most forgiving choice. It handles seed, mealworms, kitchen scraps and fat blocks without needing separate kit.

Where to put it

Position matters more than most people expect. Birds want an escape route, so a table roughly two metres from a hedge, shrub or small tree gives them cover to dart into. Don't tuck it right up against dense planting though, since that gives cats somewhere to wait unseen.

Keep feeders clear of low fences and washing lines that squirrels can launch from. On a patio, a freestanding model with wide support feet is more stable than a spiked post pushed into a gap. Somewhere you can actually see from a window is worth prioritising, because a feeder you never look at gets refilled far less often.

What to put out through the year

Sunflower hearts are the safest all-round bet and produce very little husk mess. Peanuts should always go in a mesh feeder rather than loose, particularly in spring and summer when whole nuts can choke chicks. Fat balls suit the colder months, and it's worth removing any plastic netting before hanging them.

Feeding through summer used to be discouraged, but the general advice now is to keep going year round, adjusting what you offer rather than stopping. Fresh water in a shallow dish matters just as much as food, especially during dry spells and hard frosts.

Cleaning and upkeep

Feeding stations concentrate birds in one spot, which means disease can spread if hygiene slips. Give the tray and any feeders a scrub with hot soapy water every couple of weeks, rinse well and let everything dry before refilling. Sweep up spilled seed underneath so it doesn't turn mouldy.

Treated timber holds up well outdoors, but a coat of pet-safe wood preservative every year or two will extend the life of a wooden table considerably. Avoid creosote and anything with a strong solvent smell.

Delivery and returns

Every order ships free to UK mainland addresses, excluding Northern Ireland, and leaves the warehouse within 3 to 5 working days. There are no hidden fees added at checkout. If you change your mind, you can return an unused item in its original packaging, though the return postage is covered by you rather than us. Anything that arrives faulty or damaged is handled separately, so just get in touch and we'll sort it.

Bird Feeders Frequently Asked Questions

  • How tall should a bird table be?

    Most freestanding tables sit between 1m and 1.4m, which keeps the tray above cat height while staying easy to refill. Our range includes models around 100cm and 139cm as well as a 130cm option with a roof.

  • Can I use a bird feeder on a patio or decking?

    Yes. Look for models with cross-shaped or wide support feet rather than a ground spike. These stand on hard surfaces without needing to be driven into soil.

  • Do window bird feeders actually work?

    They do, though birds usually take a week or two to trust them. Start with sunflower hearts, keep the feeder topped up, and pick a window where there isn't constant movement right behind the glass.

  • What's the difference between a bird table and a feeding station?

    A bird table has an open or roofed tray you scatter food onto. A feeding station is a pole with hooks that holds several separate hanging feeders, letting you offer seed, peanuts and fat balls at the same time.

  • Will these feeders keep squirrels out?

    Standard wooden tables and open feeding stations won't stop a determined squirrel. Siting the feeder away from fences, branches and anything else they can jump from makes the biggest difference.

  • Are the wooden feeders weatherproof?

    The timber models are built for outdoor use and most are treated or made from solid fir. They'll last longer with a yearly coat of pet-safe wood preservative and a spot that isn't fully exposed to driving rain.

  • Do bird feeders need assembling?

    Most freestanding tables and stands arrive flat packed with pre-cut parts, fixings and instructions. Assembly is usually straightforward and takes under an hour with basic tools.

  • How long will my order take to arrive?

    Orders are dispatched within 3 to 5 working days and delivery is free to UK mainland addresses. You'll get tracking details once the item leaves the warehouse.