As the name suggests, the Upclose Window Feeder allows you to watch birds come right up to your window to feed. This bird window feeder attaches to the glass with suckers, and is suitable for seeds, seed mixes, suet pellets and live mealworms.
The clear bird feeder for windows is made from strong polycarbonate, with the canopy helping to keep the food dry - though there’s also drainage holes in the base in the event wind blows in any rain.
This type of bird feeder window will be used by species including Robin, Blue tit and Coal tit.
Specification
W24 x D9.5 x H21cm
Delivery
Orders received by 3pm Monday to Friday will be dispatched via DHL on a no signature delivery service; simply advise us where to leave your bags. We don't deliver on Saturdays, Sundays or Bank Holidays.
Some orders less than 1kg in weight will come by Royal Mail.
Orders for Live Mealworms are sent directly from our supplier via Royal Mail. They are dispatched the same day if orders are received by 12pm Mon-Thurs; no orders are dispatched on a Friday. Please allow four working days for orders to arrive.
If you have not received your order within seven working days please contact us on 01775 630208.
We now deliver to all of mainland UK with no extra delivery charge. Please note that some postcode areas that are classed as Scottish Islands and Highlands may take 2-3 working days to arrive. For deliveries outside of these areas a £10 charge will be applied. Postcode areas affected include HS, IV41 – IV49, IV51, IV55 and IV56, KA27 and KA28, KW15 to KW17, PA20, PA41 to PA49, PA60 to PA78, PH42 to PH44, ZE, Isle of Man
We are unable to deliver to the Republic of Ireland or the Channel Islands.
Product Reviews
Anonymous
100%
Exactly what I was looking for, arrived in good time and is now fixed to my study window waiting for some visitors to make use of it.
04/07/2023
Anonymous
100%
Exactly what I was looking for, arrived in good time and is now fixed to my study window waiting for some visitors to make use of it.
04/07/2023
Graham Osborne
100%
Very pleased with the window feeder. Birds love it and the views you get are wonderful.
23/05/2023
Jean Sutton
100%
After 9 days the birds started using this, lovely to see them close up. It is well made, strong and good to know we can get replacement parts if needed.Thankyou!
18/05/2023
Anonymous
100%
Seems well made, sturdy and easy to clean. We're just waiting for the birds to discover it.
21/01/2022
Ian Tillotson
100%
A useful piece of kit, packaged well and promptly delivered. Thank you.
20/10/2021
Anonymous
80%
Very good product, sturdy and well made. Fits well to my window and the birds seem to like it.
05/06/2021
Shelley Fallows
100%
This was a gift for a friend who is moving to a flat and so will no longer have a garden. She was thrilled with it and so happy she can still feed the birds. It arrived quickly and I’m now considering buying one for myself.
14/04/2021
Heather Gourlay
80%
Still waiting for the birds to arrive, but it's early days.
Window bird feeders are the best way to get really close views of birds feeding. This type of window feeder is also relatively safe for birds, and actually reduces the risk of window strikes versus a feeder in a garden which is relatively close to a window. This is because birds will fly to the feeder on the glass and be ready to land when they get to it, whereas a feeder at a distance of, say, 5 metres from the glass, means a bird leaving the feeder and not recognising the window glass as a barrier, will have built up enough speed at the time of impact to potentially be killed.
Using a bird window feeder allows for close study of birds such as Robins, which will also find the rim of the feeder easy to stand on versus a straight perch on a hanging tube feeder. During the breeding season, Robins and other songbirds can usually be attracted by putting live mealworms into the feeder, which are then either eaten by the adult or taken back to the nest for the young birds.
Do birds like window feeders?
Yes, a number of species of garden bird will use window feeders, with these including Robin, Blue tit, House sparrow and Great tit.
How long does it take a bird to find a feeder on a window?
This will obviously depend on a range of factors and not least if there are already birds coming to your garden, but generally speaking a window feeder could attract birds within a day or so.
Do window feeders work in winter?
Window feeders absolutely will work in the winter, and indeed are more likely to attract birds during these colder months as less natural food will be available.
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