Would Wild Birds Eat Grapes If They Were Left Out In...

[sandyRoe]

...the garden?

I know Blackbirds eat apples, but then they recognise them as food.

[bookbinder]

It seems that the answer is 'yes', sandyRoe:

https://www.birdbarn.co.uk/can-wild-birds-eat-grapes

[douglas9401]

Pinot Noir might suit.

[wolf63]

Birds can be pretty smart, they will check out the Grapes and decide if they are food (or not).

[Khandro]

When I put out a birdfood containing nuts, seeds and raisins (dried grapes) the raisins are left until the last, - they do eventually go, but they are not a popular bird food.

[Canary42]

Try one and see - your local birds may be that sophisticated 🤣

[rowanwitch]

Birds naturally seek high fat( high energy) foods so grapes although taken are a poor substitute for nuts, seeds, and suet based foods.

[sandyRoe]

I've put some out.  They'll complement the fat balls and peanuts.

Variety is the spice of life.

[Atheist]

My French vine produces 50-60 Kg of grapes each year, but they do not produce decent wine that keeps, so I let the local wildlife feast away. They are taken by birds, wasps, hornets, butterflies, lizards (the grapes that fall) and God knows what else.

English birds on a bird table, I just don't know - perhaps the English fatty stuff might be more to their taste.