Summary of "Bird feeder guide"

Placing bird feeders in your garden can help wild birds and bring joy

Key points to consider when buying a bird feeder: feeder type, size, cleanability, and value
Feeder should be easy to clean to prevent spreading disease
Four main feeder types: seed feeders, nut and nibble feeders, suet feeders, and niger feeders
Choose feeder based on birds in your garden, starting with a seed feeder if unsure
Consider the size of feeder based on the number of birds and amount of food you want to provide
Look for good value feeders that are durable and long-lasting
Place feeders at least 1.3 meters off the ground to protect birds from predators
Consider adding wire cages to protect smaller birds from predators and restrict access from squirrels
Birds may take time to start feeding at a new feeder, be patient
RSPB feeders are designed with bird safety as a top priority
Once set up, your feeder is ready for visitors