I Love Robins Feeder

Supplied by Peckamix Bespoke Bird Foods

Feeder
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This product was supplied by Peckamix along with other accessories and bird feed which are being assessed and will be reviewed in due course. Peckamix offers the bird food buying public an on-line ‘do it yourself’ mix of foods, so you can create your own unique blend of ingredients to attract the birds in your garden.

The Technical Stuff & Seller’s View: We love this I Love Robins hanging feeder for wild birds!

Featuring an easily adjustable dome to deter larger birds from landing on the tray, and made from crystal clear materials to allow you superb unobstructed viewing of the birds, this feeder will be a perfect addition to your garden.

There is plenty of room on the tray for small birds such as Tits, Robins, Sparrows and Finches to perch and feed comfortably.

This feeder is suitable for feeding our ground and table mixes, robin mix, mealworms, suet pellets, and suet balls.

Hang this feeder anywhere in your garden for hours of bird watching!

Please note, this is the full sized feeder, not the smaller I Love Robins® Pearl feeder.

Fatbirder View: I love this feeder! The design not only ‘does what it says on the tin’ but is very pleasing to the human observer. The basic idea is that it allows small birds to get to the food while excluding some of the larger ones which tend to hog the feeders or bully other birds. The great thing is that it is adjustable. When I first hung it out in the open it was quickly discovered by blue tits who ate their fill inside the feeder just as some birds will hop onto a tray or bird table. Great tits also turned up and fed from the rim. It occurred to me then that I needed to make the opening a little wider as it was a squeeze for the larger tits. Having done so we also moved the feeder to a bush which cannot be reached by the neighbourhood cats or our occasional sparrowhawk. An hour later and it had become a dunnock sanctuary. Our couple of pairs of dunnocks are adept at managing the traditional hanging feeders and trays but remain shy and are the most easily dislodged by starlings etc. Day two and both blue and great tits were back and this time confident enough to feed inside the feeder. Within a week our goldfinches were using it as a fully stocked waiting room when their fellows had packed out the sunflower-heart feeders. A few days later out house sparrow flock had found they could use it too. The great thing is that it is second choice to the larger sparrows and greenfinches and a back-up for the goldfinches, but its first choice now for shy dunnocks and a safe haven for tits. Nearly a month in and we’ve not yet seen a robin inside despite the meal worms, but the incoming robins are only just checking the garden out and our summer pair are long gone.I’m very positive about this new addition to our feeding station, thanks Peckamix!

Available here: Peckamix Fatbirder