Window Bird Feeder

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£9.99

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Product Details

With our novel Window Bird feeder encourage the birds to come and feed right where you can see them, from the comfort of your living room or kitchen.

Simply fill the feeder with their favourite food (not included) and attach it to the outside of a window using the 3 suction cups provided.

Then just sit back and marvel as they go about their daily feeding routines.

Perfect for helping them through the winter months when food is scarcer, you can enjoy their company all year round.

Easily removed for re-filling and cleaning, it measures approx. W30.5cm xH13cm xD10.5cm (12in x51/8in x41/8in) and will hold 1/2 kg of bird seed.

Super Saver: Only £7.99 when you spend over £30.

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In stock orders are normally delivered within 5 working days using a tracked courier service. We deliver to the UK. Regrettably we cannot deliver to the Channel Islands and the Republic of Ireland. Please note our Customer Services opening times are 9am - 5:30pm, Monday - Friday.

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Reviews (4)

"Very Good"

By Anonymous , 09 Dec 2018

A bit fiddly getting it on and off the suction pads to fill or empty and wash. However satisfied with the product.

"Bird Watching"

By elaine Lorimer , 06 Dec 2018

absolutely love this bird feeder....no visitors yet but the note which came with it said it can take a week or two till the birds feel comfortable/ safe enough to feed. So easy to fix onto window. great value and great service as usualll

"Simple & Inexpensive Way To Help Feed The Birds"

By John Garton , 24 Oct 2018

Problem is cats and squirrels will deter the birds if used at groundfloor level, which means placing it on an upstairs bedroomed window. That might help the birds but you may have to stand there for long periods to see the action.

"Birdfeeder"

By Anna Noel-Roduner , 09 Oct 2018

Appears to adhere to the window quite easily ! It also seems as though rainwater is kept off the seeds, certainly even in quite windy weather.