Bird Tables

Some bigger garden birds, such as pigeons, can dominate at the bird feeders, taking over the area. Their natural instinct can be territorial and the smaller birds can lose out. To feed a wide variety of bird species, you need to offer a range of food and different feeders – bird tables, hanging feeders and ground feeders

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  • Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Blue tits feeding from the Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Siting a Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Robin feeding from a Bempton Hanging Bird Table Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Blue tits feeding from the Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Siting a Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Robin feeding from a Bempton Hanging Bird Table

    Bempton Hanging Bird Table

    £33.50
    £33.50
    • Attractive: featuring intricate woodwork with a pale green finish
    • Inviting: top with treats and watch as tempted small birds arrive
    • Practical: easy to clean and maintain long-term with a detachable side panel
  • Large Bempton Bird Table

    Large Bempton Bird Table

    £49.95
    £49.95
    • Attractive: featuring intricate woodwork with a distressed green finish & verdigris copper roof
    • Inviting: the generous size allows plenty of space for food, appealing to small & medium sized birds
    • Practical: easy to clean and maintain with removable plastic tray
  • A hanging bird table on white background

    Open Hanging Bird Table

    £16.95
    £16.95
    • Practical: free-draining metal micromesh keeps food fresher for longer
    • Efficient: the rounded edges make ideal perches for finches, tits, robins and sparrows
    • Convenient: supplied with a 20" stainless steel hanging chain
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    Ground Feeder for Birds

    £17.95
    £17.95
    • Durable: made from strong wood with rounded edges, perfect for perching birds
    • Versatile: ideal for seeds and mixes for all ground feeding birds
    • Convenient: free-draining metal micromesh, keeps food fresh and dry for longer
  • Bempton Bird Table Pack including foods; Robin feeding from a Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Siting a Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Blue tits feeding from the Bempton Hanging Bird Table Bempton Bird Table Pack including foods; Robin feeding from a Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Siting a Bempton Hanging Bird Table; Blue tits feeding from the Bempton Hanging Bird Table

    Bempton Bird Table & Food Pack

    £46.24
    £46.24
    • Perfect Starter Pack: Everything you need to attract birds into your garden
    • Includes: Bempton Bird Table, 1kg Ark Premium Wild Bird Food, 12 x Ark Suet Balls & A Guide To Bird
    • Attractive: The perfect gift for any bird lover

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Take a look at our bird tables for smaller birds we offer at Ark Wildlife. We have two beautiful Bempton Bird Tables featuring intricate woodwork and copper roofs. These bird tables are designed to look stylish in your garden as well as offer a practical feeding area for small birds. The hanging Bempton Bird Table can be hung from a tree or hook, whilst the Large Bempton is mounted using the handy bracket. Due to the lower height of the roof they deter the larger birds and allow the small birds to feed undisturbed.

Birds need to feel safe when they are feeding

Birds all have different feeding styles and needs and will avoid areas in which they feel vulnerable. Selecting a suitable location for your bird table or ground feeder is therefore vital for success.

What height should a bird table be?

Generally speaking, songbirds such as blackbirds, robins and thrushes prefer feeding at ground level in open sites where they can see any potential predators such as cats or sparrow hawks. Place your ground feeder in an open area of lawn and move it frequently to find the best location and also for hygiene purposes.

Bird tables can either be placed in the open to attract birds such as blackbirds and robins, or closer to shrubs and trees to attract birds such as sparrows and tits. Songbirds prefer to feed in the open with good all round vision, whereas short winged birds such as sparrows prefer to feed closer to cover where they can quickly dart into a thicket if they feel threatened.

How long will it take for birds to use the bird table?

As always, keep trying – patience pays off. Time and experimentation will ultimately show you the best location in your garden for your chosen bird feeding equipment.

View our full range of bird feeders. Don’t forget that wild birds need water as much as food for drinking and bathing. We always recommend putting fresh clean water out every day of the year.

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