Peckish Globe Window Feeder

Bring garden birds right to your window with the Peckish Globe Window Feeder, a clear acrylic globe feeder that fixes to any window with two strong suction pads, allowing you to watch small birds feed at close range from the comfort of your home.

Designed for placement on kitchen windows, conservatories, or any ground-floor window with a clear view, this feeder is ideal for households without a garden or those wanting a closer view of garden wildlife. The clear globe design gives an unobstructed view of feeding birds, and the small feeding entrance naturally deters larger birds, encouraging small species to visit.

Made from high-quality clear plastic with two strong suction pads that securely fix the feeder to the glass. The globe unscrews easily for refilling and cleaning. Suitable for most seeds, suet pieces, or mealworms, the Globe Window Feeder is a versatile, year-round feeder that brings wild birds within arm's reach — perfect for children, wildlife photographers, and anyone who simply enjoys watching garden birds up close.

How to Use

• Position: Choose a window with a clear, unobstructed view from inside — kitchen and living room windows are ideal. Avoid windows that get strong direct sunlight all day, which can overheat birds and dry out seed.
• Fixing: Clean the window thoroughly and moisten the two suction pads before pressing the feeder firmly against the glass. The feeder should hold securely to flat, smooth glass.
• Filling: Unscrew the globe from the base and fill with Peckish seed mix, suet pieces, or mealworms. Refill as needed.
• Suitable food: Most small seeds, sunflower hearts, suet pieces, mealworms, or Peckish Complete Seed Mix.
• Cleaning: Clean every two weeks with warm water and a wildlife-safe cleaning solution to prevent harmful bacteria build-up. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry before refilling.
• Bird safety: Place out of reach of cats, and check suction pads regularly, particularly in very hot or freezing weather.

Key Features

• Clear globe window feeder for close-up bird watching from indoors
• Two strong suction pads securely fix the feeder to any smooth window
• Small feeding entrance deters larger birds and encourages small species
• Suitable for most seeds, suet pieces, or mealworms
• Easy-fill design — globe unscrews from the base for quick refilling
• Made from high-quality clear plastic for unobstructed viewing
• Perfect for kitchens, conservatories, and homes without a garden

Product Details

• Manufacturer's Reference: 60051263
• EAN: 5030872000629
• Approx. size (H x Dia): 13 x 13 cm
• Weight: 0.10 kg
• Material: Clear plastic / Suction pads
• Product type: Seed Feeders
• Mounting: Suction pads (window-mount)

Frequently Asked Questions

Which birds will use a globe window feeder?
The small feeding entrance is designed to attract smaller garden birds such as robins, blue tits, great tits, coal tits, and wrens. Larger birds like starlings, blackbirds, and wood pigeons are naturally deterred by the small opening.

Will the suction pads hold the feeder securely?
Yes. The two strong suction pads fix the feeder firmly to any clean, smooth glass. For best results, thoroughly clean the window and moisten the pads before fixing. Check the pads occasionally and re-moisten if the feeder feels loose.

What food can I put in a globe window feeder?
The feeder is suitable for most small seeds, sunflower hearts, suet pieces, and mealworms. Peckish Bird Seed Mixes and Peckish Mealworms are ideal year-round choices.

How do I clean the globe window feeder?
Unscrew the globe from the base and wash in warm water with a wildlife-safe cleaning solution or mild washing-up liquid. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry before refilling. Cleaning every two weeks prevents harmful bacteria build-up that can make birds unwell.

Where is the best place to put a window bird feeder?
Choose a window with a clear, unobstructed view from a comfortable room — typically the kitchen or living room. Avoid windows in full direct sunlight, which can overheat birds and spoil seed. For safety, place the feeder out of easy reach of cats.