Wildlife Garden fat ball feeder - black€35.95Bird Tables
When small birds gather around the food, nature comes right up close – even from a kitchen window or a small balcony. Bird tables and feeders are available in open, covered, hanging and window-mounted models, so the feeding station can suit both the surroundings and the birds that visit it.
Wildlife Garden fat ball feeder - black€35.95
Wildlife Garden feeder - brown€82.95
Wildlife Garden giant bird feeder - black€69.95
Wildlife Garden Giant Bird Feeder - Green€69.95
Wildlife Garden Giant Bird Feeder - White€69.95
Wildlife Garden house for fat balls - red€35.95
Wildlife Garden Peanut Feeder - Black€33.95
Wildlife Garden peanut feeder - red€33.95
Wildlife Garden seed feeder - black€31.95
Wildlife Garden seed feeder - red€31.95
Wildlife Garden seed feeder - white€31.95
Wildlife Garden star for fat ball - black€21.95
Wildlife Garden star for fat ball - rust red€21.95
Wildlife Garden star for fat ball - white€21.95
Wildlife World Artisan Bird Table - Bali€59.95
Wildlife World artisan bird table with thatched roof - green€48.95
Wildlife World bird feeder€31.95
Wildlife World bird feeder for windows and hanging€31.95
Wildlife World ceramic bird feeder - poppy€31.95
Wildlife World ceramic bird feeder - sunflower€26.95
Wildlife World Feeder Protector€34.95
Wildlife World feeder, stainless steel€45.95
Wildlife World Feeder, Stainless Steel - Large€54.95
Wildlife World flower bird feeder - African daisy€23.95
Wildlife World flower bird feeder - poppy€23.95
Wildlife World flower bird feeder - sunflower€23.95
Wildlife World handcrafted bird table with thatched roof€48.95
Wildlife World handcrafted bird table with thatched roof - red€48.95
Wildlife World Hanging Chair Bird Feeder€31.95
Wildlife World Squirrel Guard€44.95
Wildlife World vintage bird feeder€40.95Bird table or bird feeder?
An open bird table provides an unobstructed view of the visitors, while a roof offers better protection for the food from rain and snow. On an open table, birds can stand directly in the food, so a model that is easy to empty and wash makes a real difference. Where space is limited, a compact table may be ideal; for seeds, nuts and suet products, a bird feeder where the birds do not stand in the food may be a more hygienic alternative.
Where should the bird table be placed, and how do you keep it clean?
Place the table in a stable location with an unobstructed view, so the birds can spot danger while still being close enough to bushes or trees to quickly seek shelter. Remove wet and old food, and clean the table and bowls regularly. Several small feeding stations can reduce crowding and make routine cleaning more manageable.
Read more about cleaning the bird table and winter feeding for birds.