Bird Feeding Stations
If you're looking for practical and attractive bird feeding stations, we have some great options available here at Really Wild Bird Food.
Our bird feeding stations are designed to hold a number of different feeders, allowing you to dish up a variety of treats for your garden birds. Placing a feeding station in your outdoor space is a great way of catering to multiple different species - remember, every kind of bird has different dietary needs!
Some of our bird feeding stations come with an assortment of feeders included, while others can be customised to create your own unique bird buffet by adding other products from our range of bird feeders.
Featured Products
CJ Sunduro Bird Feeding Station 
Harrisons Deluxe Bird Feeding Station 
Tambora Bird Feeding Station 
Seed Buster Tray 
Complete Feeding Station 
Feeding Station Hook 
Garden Pole Adapter 
CJ Garden Pole and Accessories 
Wrap Around Safety Hooks 
Hanging Chains 
Garden Pole Side Dish 
Jacobi Jayne 1" Garden Pole 
Ground Socket 
Feeding Station Stabilisers 
Gardman Easy Feeding Station 
Dining Station Patio Stand 
Gardman Feeding Station Patio Stand 
Steel Patio Base 
Decorative Feeding Station 
Secret Garden Dining Station 
Standing Bird Feeders for Your Garden
If your garden lacks a place where you could hang a bird feeder, our bird feeding stations are the perfect solution. These standing bird feeders can be placed anywhere you like, and because they're designed to accommodate several different feeders, you can attract a wider variety of bird species to your garden.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions about our standing feeder stations. And don't forget: delivery is FREE if your order includes one of our bird seed mixes!
READ MORE: Where Should I Put My Bird Feeders?
Bird Feeding Station FAQs
- Where do you put a bird feeding station?
The best place to put your bird feeding station can vary slightly depending on precisely what birds you’re hoping to attract, but generally we’d recommend that you put your bird feeder somewhere quiet and away from regular human foot traffic that might disturb wild birds trying to feed.
Your feeding station should also be somewhere partially sheltered to provide wild birds with shelter from wind, rain, and predators. Placing your feeding station in a shaded area can help your bird feed stay fresher for longer.
- How long does it take for birds to find a new feeding station?
Putting out a new feeding station is exciting, but when wild birds don’t immediately flock to the feeder it can feel a little discouraging. It’s normal to feel impatient when waiting for wild birds to find their way to your new feeding station, but sometimes patience is required.
Sometimes birds will flock to a feeder in a matter of minutes, whereas sometimes it can take a month or two for birds to find your feeder. Remember to regularly replace your feed to ensure it doesn’t go stale, even if the birds haven’t eaten any yet.
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