Swingseat Bird Feeder
A safe feeding spot for robins, blue tits and other small garden birds.
Made from FSC®-certified timber (FSC-C124355), the Swingseat Bird Feeder provides a welcoming feeding spot for small garden birds. It features a removable, washable feed tray (made from recycled plastic) that's easy to clean, helping to keep feeding areas hygienic and attractive for visiting birds.
The clever swinging design helps deter larger birds such as pigeons, allowing smaller species to feed in peace. Perfect for offering seeds, nuts, mealworms and treats, it's ideal for agile garden visitors including robins, great tits and blue tits, who can easily perch on the seat and enjoy a safe feeding space.
Maintenance
Please regularly clean and disinfect the feed tray to help prevent the spread of disease in birds. Dry thoroughly before putting back out.
It's recommended to annually repaint the swingseat with a water-based paint to keep the surface sealed.
Product details:
Dimensions: 165 x 245 x 140mm
Weight: 375g
Materials: FSC®-certified - (FSC-C124355) timber
Colour: Grey
Special features: Removable tray
Shipping
Orders (except Teemill products) received by 12pm will be dispatched on the same day Monday to Friday. Orders placed over the weekend will be shipped Monday, excluding bank holidays.
Teemill shipping
Teemill products are fulfilled and shipped separately from our other items. Because of this, shipping for Teemill products is calculated separately. This means that when you add a Teemill item to your basket, you’ll see an additional shipping charge.
We recommend allowing up to 3 working days for production and the following amount of time for delivery: UK 3 - 5 days, EU 5 - 10, International 10 - 20.
Pricing
- Free delivery for all UK orders over £100
- Standard delivery £3.95 for orders up to 2kg
- Standard delivery £5.50 for orders over 2kg
- Next day delivery (RoyalMail Tracked 24) £11
Rest of the world
- Delivery charges vary according to weight.
- We are currently unable to ship to Norway, Switzerland, Lichtenstein and Iceland.