#Brilliant, well made feedstation and cheap too. (2009-06-05) Loads of options for seed, fat balls and nuts or all of the above at the same time. The birds are gonna love this. Comes with mesh seed feeder and bird bath (which I ll use for seed too). Well built in three main sections. The first is a stake you hammer well in to the ground. A complete doddle to set up, and move around now and again to reduce contamination of ground around feeders (health hazard for wildlife and us)Gorgeous item and what a great price. . . .

#Fabulous item at a great price!! (2009-05-25) Deluxe wild bird feeding station for bird feedersWe purchased one of these recently with a view to atrracting wild birds into the garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . we have certainly achieved that! The item was both easy to assemble and site in the garden. The only problem that we now have is replenishing the food supply quick enough!! We are delighted with this deluxe feeding station, and will be buying another soon as a gift for our Grandparents for them to enjoy bird watching with!

#Bird Feeding Station (2009-02-07) Well made and reasonably priced compared to some other makes I looked at and worth every penny for the enjoyment of watching the birds in my garden. Easy to assemble and because it spikes into the ground you can change where you site it.

#Not squirrel proof! (2008-10-01) I set this up 4days ago it looks very good and the gold finches found the new position of their feeder. But it took the squirrels about half an hour to get to grips with it! It seems to be a squirrel feeding station as they put the birds off, I have plans for something to stop them getting up the pole

#lovely to look at (2008-03-02) My husband bouht me this a few week ago and i love it. I get a vast variety of birds on it and it looks classy. Well done to the makers. Was worth every penny.

#bird table (2009-02-16) was a xmas gift and was liked very much. the quality was very good too for the price.

#Superb little window feeder! (2009-02-13) Stick this on the window with the easy to use suckers. Obviously make sure it sticks first with common sense! (clean both surfaces and dampen the suckers slightly first). Nonesense about double glazing, as if that makes any difference! My n stuck fast for months. If it does fall then it might break easily as it is fairly brittle plastic. You will need to be patient as the birds will be nervous at first. Make sure there is not too much movement in the room where the feeder is placed. My bluetits particularly like the mixed seed especially sun...

#No good on double glazing (2009-02-07) This will not stick (and stay stuck)to a double glazed window. I have tried many times and given up.

#Not really fit for purpose (2009-01-30) This window bird feeder from Gradman seemed like a good idea for an old lady whose attempts to feed biords by her window had been spoiled by crows and squirrels. It is made from folded ABS (I think) and is rather too brittle for the remodelled cardboard box and postage and subsequent planned use. Ours arrived with small stress cracks in it which will reduce its useful life. When we stuck it on to the window with the suction pads, it soon fell off (this might have been the warming effect of outside temperature) and fell on to a hard surf...

#window bird feeder (2009-01-29) Nice looking product. Easy to fix and very stable. Unfortunayely the birds do not like it. I have a similar product made completely in perspex and it is well used. I wonder if the base is too shallow and they feel insecure anyway I will persevere and move it around.

#Not a success so far (2009-01-29) Bird feeder in place, but no birds seem willing to come anywhere near the house, so no visitors yet. The weeks go by. . . . First feeder delivered broken, but a replacement sent out very promptly, so good customer service.