r/GardenWild • • 13h ago

Wild gardening advice please Which bird feeders do robins like, in your experience?

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I hate seeing robins trying and failing to use my suet feeders (including caged feeders), so I'm looking for solutions that DON'T include ground trays or domed feeders please.

I tried ground trays and it upset my wife and my neighbour by encouraging rats into our gardens.

I also tried the domed feeders like attached but bigger birds kept spilling the contents.

The RSPB also advises against table feeders because they help spread diseases. They seemed like the most logical option until I read that.

So I'm not sure what to try next. Any ideas?

I do already have holly, pyracantha and ivy to feed them naturally. I just want to give them extra help. TYIA!


r/GardenWild • • 7h ago

Welcome thread Welcome new members!

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Hi all

Every few months I like to post one of these welcome threads to say 'Hi' and welcome anyone new to the community :)

If you have any queries about the community or just want to say hi, introduce us to your garden, or have a quick question, please comment here.

If you're not new, feel free to join in anyway! The more the merrier!

Resources and information on gardening for wildlife are in the wiki, and the community rules are here.

Let us know how you found us, always interesting to see how folks find their way here :)

Happy wild gardening :D

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