Collection: Wild Bird Feeders

Our wild bird feeder range covers every feeder type and feeding situation — from simple hanging seed feeders and peanut feeders to squirrel-proof designs, feeding stations and pre-filled feeders ready to hang straight away. All feeders are selected for durability, ease of filling and cleaning, and effectiveness at attracting the species they are designed for.

• Seed feeders — tube and port feeders for sunflower hearts, mixed seed and nyjer; available in a range of sizes and materials
• Peanut feeders — mesh cage feeders that allow birds to take small pieces of peanut safely
• Fat ball feeders — wire cage feeders for suet fat balls; single and multi-ball designs available
• Suet feeders — cage feeders for suet blocks, suet logs and coconut shells
• Nyjer feeders — specialist feeders with small ports designed for nyjer (niger) seed; essential for attracting goldfinches
• Squirrel-proof feeders — weight-activated or caged designs that close off access when a squirrel lands, protecting food for smaller birds
• Feeding stations — multi-arm hanging stations that accommodate several feeder types simultaneously
• Pre-filled feeders — ready-to-hang feeders filled with seed or suet; ideal as gifts or for instant setup

Keep your feeders clean and your food fresh with our bird feeding hygiene and storage range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the best place to hang a bird feeder?
Choose a quiet spot with a hedge, tree or shrub nearby so birds have cover to escape to, but keep the feeder far enough from dense cover that cats cannot ambush feeding birds. Somewhere you can see from a window makes it easy to enjoy the visitors and keep an eye on food levels.

How often should I clean my bird feeders?
Clean feeders regularly, ideally every week or two, using warm soapy water or a wildlife-safe disinfectant, then rinse and dry them before refilling. Regular cleaning and moving feeders around the garden from time to time helps reduce the spread of disease.

Which feeder will attract goldfinches?
Goldfinches love nyjer seed and sunflower hearts. A nyjer feeder with small ports, or a seed feeder filled with sunflower hearts, is the best way to bring them into the garden.

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