B-B-Bird is the word!

We’re offering you a traditional XL bird feeder for £14.99, saving you 63% off Garden Mile's price of £39.99 (correct as of 24.02.25).

Transform Your Garden into a Wildlife Haven

Welcome a vibrant array of songbirds to your outdoor space with the XL Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeding Station. Designed for garden enthusiasts who care about wildlife, this robust feeder stands tall at 190cm, keeping food out of reach from squirrels and ground predators while offering an inviting spot for birds to feed safely.

• Attract More Birds: Multiple feeding options—three hooks for feeders, a mesh seed dish, and a water bowl—cater to a variety of species, from robins to finches.
• Eco-Conscious Choice: Crafted from powder-coated steel for durability and recyclability, supporting your sustainable garden goals.
• Predator Deterrent: Elevated design keeps food safe and birds at ease.

Effortless Installation & Placement

No tools needed—simply spike the base into soft ground for instant stability. Place in open areas for best visibility and access. Ideal for medium to large gardens or any space where you want to encourage more wildlife activity.

Low-Maintenance & Seasonal Adaptability

• Cleaning: Wipe down with a damp cloth weekly to maintain hygiene.
• Refilling: Easily top up seeds and water so birds keep coming back.
• Winter Care: Relocate to sheltered spots in extreme weather and check the water bowl regularly for ice.

Nurture Local Wildlife Year-Round

The all-in-one design supports birds’ nutritional needs with options for seeds and water. Position near shrubs or add nesting boxes nearby to further encourage nesting and support your garden’s ecosystem.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Powder-coated steel
• Total Height: 190cm

FAQs

• How do I install the bird feeding station? Simply spike the base into soft ground in an open part of your garden—no tools required.
• Will this feeder really deter squirrels? The elevated height helps keep most squirrels away, but additional baffles can be added if needed for extra protection.
• How do I care for the feeder during winter? Move it to a sheltered spot if possible, check the water bowl for ice, and wipe down regularly to ensure ongoing hygiene.