Wooden Feeders
Timber feeders and tables with proper garden character. The feeders that make the garden look better, not busier.
About our wooden feeders
Wooden bird feeders are the ones that belong. Where a plastic tube announces itself, a timber feeder settles into a border like it grew there - and there is a practical case for wood alongside the honest good looks. Timber insulates food against summer heat and takes the edge off frost; a pitched wooden roof sheds rain the way roofs have always shed rain; and pressure-treated wood weathers gracefully for years, taking an outdoor stain if you fancy matching the shed. Our wood bird feeders run from small hanging barns with clear seed windows to full tables and covered ground trays, and the open-tray formats are quietly the best robin and blackbird feeders you can buy - flat, sheltered and confidence-inspiring for birds that will not hang. Care is simple: scrub with mild disinfectant like any feeder, let the timber dry fully, and re-treat yearly if you like. Free UK delivery over £20 and a full money-back guarantee.
Wooden Feeders - FAQs
How long do wooden feeders last outdoors?
Pressure-treated timber comfortably lasts years in British weather. An annual coat of bird-safe outdoor stain or oil keeps it looking its best, but even untreated it simply weathers to a soft silver-grey.
Are wooden feeders harder to keep clean?
They need the same fortnightly scrub as any feeder, plus a proper dry afterwards - do not refill damp timber. Removable trays make it easy, which is why all our tables have them.
Which birds prefer wooden feeders?
The open-tray and table formats suit robins, blackbirds and dunnocks, who like a flat surface with a solid footing. Hanging wooden feeders serve tits, finches and sparrows just as well as any tube.
100% money-back guarantee
Love it, or it costs you nothing
Every order from British Bird Feeders is covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If it's not right, tell us and we'll refund the lot.
Not happy? Full refund – we even pay the return postage.