Brome Bird Feeding Stations
Brome Bird Feeders
We sell quality wildlife products from Brome (Jacobi Jayne) at the UK's cheapest prices.
All of Brome's Squirrel Buster bird feeders are designed to hide the bird food by using the squirrels weight against it. When the squirrel comes along, its weight triggers the feeder to cover the feeding ports so the squirrel cannot get at the food. Simple really!
You can see this in action on the video on this page and most of the products have videos and images showing the functionality.
Our top sellers by Brome include their excellent Squirrel Buster bird feeder range which covers; seed feeders, peanut feeders, niger feeders and more.
You can find a full list of Brome Squirrel Buster bird feeders on this page.
Bird Feeding Stations
Set up a bird feeding station in your garden and watch the local birds come in. You can set up a bird feeder station to mount any one of our feeders or you can hang several different ones for a complete feeding system that the birds will love. Also available are many different accessories so you can optimise bird activity in your garden so take advantage of our free delivery within the UK for orders over £25 and order yours today.
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- Jacobi Jayne Garden Pole System22 reviews
- 4.6363636363636 out of 5
- Tracy
- Fits Ring Pull feeder perfectly Ordered this pole to allow me to move an unused Ring Pull seed feeder to another place. Of course the day it arrived I saw a stunning bullfinch feeding from it having never seen one before! He returned every day so the pol
