Collection: Bird Feeders
Choose the right bird feeder for the food you offer and the birds you want to attract. Explore Haith’s range of seed feeders, peanut feeders, niger seed feeders, suet feeders, mealworm feeders, window feeders, squirrel-resistant feeders and feeding stations, with practical options for different gardens, foods and feeding styles.
Need help choosing the right bird feeder? Read our feeder guide below.
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Bird Feeder Hygiene
Feed birds properly by keeping feeders, bird tables, water drinkers and feeding...
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Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeders
Protect bird food and reduce squirrel damage with Haith’s range of squirrel-proof...
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Peanut Bird Feeders
Feed peanuts safely and with less waste using the right peanut bird...
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Seed Feeders for Birds
Choose a seed feeder that suits the birds, the food and your...
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Niger Seed Feeders
Attract goldfinches, siskins and other small garden birds with the right niger...
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Suet & Fat Ball Feeders
Offer suet safely and easily with the right suet or fat ball...
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Mealworm & Soft Food Feeders
Feed mealworms, calciworms and softfoods more cleanly with the right feeder. Explore...
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Bird Feeders for Small Birds
Help smaller garden birds feed with confidence. Explore Haith’s range of bird...
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Window Bird Feeders
Enjoy garden birds up close with a window bird feeder. Explore Haith’s...
Quality Bird Seed Feeders and Bird Feeding Supplies
As well as our range of bird feeders, we also offer a variety of feeding supplies, including feeding stations, bird tables, and wildlife feeding accessories. Our feeding stations are perfect for those looking to offer multiple feeding options, while our tables provide a stable and secure feeding platform for a wide variety of avian species.
How to choose the right bird feeder
The right feeder can attract more wildlife species to your garden. It will help to keep food fresh for longer and make it easier for your feathered friends to feed. Take a look at our Bird Feeder Guide for some useful tips and tricks on picking the perfect feeder for different species and bird food options. Don’t forget to keep your garden feeders clean with the help of your Bird Feeder Cleaning Kit.
Why choose Haith’s?
At Haith's, we understand the importance of providing wildlife with the right nutrition, and our feeders and feeding supplies are designed to meet those needs. Our products are of high quality and provide excellent value for money.
So, whether you are a seasoned wildlife watcher or a beginner, browse our collection of seed, peanuts and suet fat ball feeders and feeding supplies today and enhance your wildlife feeding experience.
Bird Feeder FAQ’s
What type of bird feeder attracts the most birds?
The type of bird feeder that attracts the most birds is a platform feeder or a hopper feeder. These feeders have a larger surface area and can accommodate a variety of birdseed mixes. Additionally, hanging feeders with multiple perches, like tube feeders, can also attract a wide range of bird species.
What is the best feeder for Robins UK?
The best feeder for Robins in the UK is a platform feeder or a tray feeder. These feeders are low to the ground and have an open design, which allows robins to easily access the food. Offering mealworms, fruit, and other insect-based foods can also attract robins to your feeder.
Shop our range of robin feeders here: Robin Feeders
Where should you not put a bird feeder?
You should not place bird feeders near windows or reflective surfaces, as this can cause bird collisions. Additionally, bird feeders should not be placed near busy roads or areas where there are cats, as this can be dangerous for the birds.
Should bird feeders be taken down in the rain?
Bird feeders do not need to be taken down in the rain, as birds will still visit the feeder during wet weather. However, it is important to regularly clean and dry the feeder to prevent the growth of mould and bacteria.
Should bird feeders be in the sun or shade?
It is best to place bird feeders in a partially shaded area. Direct sunlight can cause birdseed to spoil quickly and can also overheat the feeder, making it uncomfortable for birds to perch and feed. Additionally, a shaded area can provide protection from predators, such as birds of prey. However, some birds, like finches, prefer sunny areas, so it's important to find a balance between shade and sun exposure.