Rio Peanut Butter Feeder

Treat your garden birds to a rich, energy-packed snack with the Rio Peanut Butter Feeder. Designed for ease and convenience, this clever feeder allows you to simply screw in a jar of bird-friendly peanut butter, creating an instant feeding station that birds can’t resist.

Made from recycled materials, the Rio feeder gives everyday waste a second life while helping to reduce landfill. It’s a practical choice for wildlife lovers who want to support birds while making more sustainable choices.

The 80cm hanging cord makes it easy to position the feeder exactly where birds feel safest and most comfortable, whether from a tree branch, feeding station or wall hook.

For the best results, we recommend pairing this feeder with one of our specially formulated bird-friendly peanut butters, available across our feed ranges on the website. Unlike regular peanut butter, these recipes contain significantly less salt, making them safe and healthy for wild birds.

Birds it attracts:

Peanut butter is a high-energy favourite for many garden birds, especially during colder months and breeding season. You can expect visits from:

• Tits (blue, long tailed, great and coal)

• Sparrows

• Robins

• Finches

• Starlings

• Woodpeckers

Where to site your feeder:

• Hang in a quiet, sheltered spot, away from strong winds

• Position 1.5–2 metres above ground to protect birds from predators

• Place near shrubs or trees to provide birds with a safe escape route

• Avoid hanging too close to windows, or use window decals to reduce collisions

Cleaning and care:

Keeping feeders clean helps protect bird health:

• Remove empty jars and replace before food runs out

• Clean the feeder every 1–2 weeks using warm water and a mild disinfectant

• Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry before refilling

• Clean more frequently in warm or wet weather

Product details:

• Designed for bird-friendly peanut butter jars

• Made from recycled materials

• Includes 80cm hanging cord
  

Dimensions:

• 120 × 105 × 90 mm

A simple, sustainable way to offer high-energy feeding and welcome more birds into your garden.