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The Larder | Bird Feeder
The Larder | Bird Feeder
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The Larder | Bird feeder for small birds
Designed with small garden birds in mind, The Larder offers a clear, open space to perch and peck in peace. With its house-like shape and a clever gap in the frame to hold the trough, it offers a generous space for seeds, nuts or suet. Finished in a golden yellow, it tucks neatly against garden planting, fences or walls, offering easy access for birds and a bold look for your outdoor space.
Why you’ll love it
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Open-fronted for easy access and clear views
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Hand-painted in a sun-inspired golden yellow with a hand coated finish that withstands the British elements
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Designed By RIBA-accredited architects to give birds space to eat in peace
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Handcrafted in the UK from FSC®-certified plywood that’s both tough and kind to the planet
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Designed to suit small birds including tits, sparrows, finches and robins
Details and dimensions
Birds: Suitable for small birds
Opening: Open front with integrated trough gap
Colour: RAL 1004 (Golden Yellow)
Materials: FSC®-certified plywood
Size: 16.5cm (h) x 25.5cm (w)
Where it works
Mount The Larder in a safe location; at least 3-4 metres away from trees, fences or other structures that predators could use to lurk on the feeder.
Northeast facing is ideal to avoid direct sunlight spoiling food and the birds overheating.
It should sit at a height that’s easy for you to refill and clean, while still giving birds a good view of their surroundings.
A calm, quiet spot will encourage repeat visits.
Why it matters
Birds are vital parts of a balanced garden ecosystem, but finding safe, reliable feeding spots can be a challenge due to habitat loss. The Larder welcomes small birds and gives them a place to perch and peck.
Every BrdBx feeder is handcrafted by RAW Oxford, a social enterprise supporting people on the path to rebuilding their lives after facing difficult circumstances. By choosing The Larder, you’re supporting a product rooted in community and made with care for the environment, all while making your garden a more welcoming place for wildlife.
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