Nature Reserve Feeder Stations

[FiestaRed]

My local bird club is in the process of improving its feeding stations, mainly as a help to photographers. Currently there is a feeding table with cages that takes the standard size fat blocks, there is also a silver birch log for the Woodpeckers to visit. This has holes drilled for a mixture of lard and mealworms.

Does anyone have images of other nature reserve feeding sites they could post or link to to help with improved on what we already have?

[nightshade]

Very basic pine cones, hang them downwards with suet pressed into them or
mount them upright with seed sprinkled into them. Teazels and nyger seed.

[Wizmatt]

A local reserve I visit has perches set up near the feeders. The wardern kindly sticks branches into the ground that have been cut for conservation work that gives natural settings. He also changes the perches from time to time to keep up with the seasons.

[FiestaRed]

Originally Posted by Wizmatt

A local reserve I visit has perches set up near the feeders. The wardern kindly sticks branches into the ground that have been cut for conservation work that gives natural settings. He also changes the perches from time to time to keep up with the seasons.

Thanks for that, just what I was looking for. Do you have any wide angle images showing all the perches together, eg a view out of the hide window?

Mike