Bird Feeders are the the surest and fastest way to attract birds to your yard. Bird
feeders are a must for home birdwatching. For the greatest variety and
number of birds, try a variety of feeding spots and feeders. Experiment
with different feeders and seed to attract your favorite feathered friend.
We offer a wide range of bird feeding solutions. One way to keep squirrley
friends from eating all the bird's food is to offer them their own feeding
station! We have many to choose from.
Hanging Bird Feeders
Hanging
birdfeeders will not only enhance your outdoor living area, but also
allow birds to feed on demand. Fill it with mixed seed, black-oil sunflower
seed, or safflower seeds and watch the birds flock to your yard. You
can hang your birdfeeder below the eaves of a porch or patio, in trees,
or on a garden hook.
Post Mounted
Bird Feeders
Some birds are reluctant
to eat from ground feeders. They prefer to stay in feeders that are
located some distance away from the ground. A Pole Bird Feeder may be
the solution that's right for you. Post Mounted Bird Feeders encourage
lots of bird types to your yard. In addition, a Pole Bird Feeder will
discourage bird-eating cats from feasting on your feathered guests.
Tray Bird Feeders
Many people believe that seed
can be spread on the ground. Unless the feeding area is changed every
other day, this creates a health problem for birds. Seed germination
can also be a problem. Tray Bird Feeders attract many birds that do
not like other styles of feeders. Especially those who would rather
stand on a flat tray rather than cling to a perch. Cardinals, sparrows,
tufted titmice, juncos, doves, painted buntings, chickadees and many
other birds use our Tray Bird Feeders.
Window Bird Feeders
Window Bird Feeders are perhaps
the fastest growing in terms of popularity. Why? Because they allow
you to have an up-close and personal view of birds feeding and interacting
with each other. Window Bird Feeders provide an educational value for
children where they can observe the birds without disturbing them.
Suet Bird Feeders
Suet Bird Feeders provide
an excellent source of energy and calories for wild birds, especially
in the fall, winter and early spring months. Suet is a good choice for
attracting insect-eating birds such as nuthatches and woodpeckers. Chickadees,
northern flickers, nuthatches, and starlings are also avid suet eaters.
Birds seek out food most actively first thing in the morning and again
just before nightfall. This gives them the energy burst they need to
make it through spring nesting, breeding and chilly winter nights. The
wide variety and product quality make Suet an extremely desirable food
source for our many feathered friends in all seasons.
Squirrel Feeders
Squirrels
can be entertaining whether they are at the Squirrel Feeders or leaping
from branch to branch. Squirrels do not hibernate or go south, like
many other animals so they are fun to watch especially during the winter
months, when there is less to do and less wildlife around to watch.
If you wish to attract squirrels to Squirrel Feeders, try peanuts, walnuts,
corn, sunflower seeds, or suet. Squirrels like to eat corn. There are
many types of squirrel feeders which have fun and interesting designs.
Specialty Bird Feeders
Specialty Bird Feeders represent
a mixture of many of the other types of feeders listed, however their
styling, detail or type place them in a category of their own. Take
a look at some of our unique yet functional feeders.
Bird Baths
There are many ways of providing water for birds to bathe in and drink, but the simplest and safest way is a bird bath. Most small birds need to drink at least twice a day so being able to rely on a supply in your garden can make a big difference. Bathing and preening are also essential to keep feathers in good condition. Remember to keep their baths topped up with clean, fresh water. Clean the bath every couple of weeks to help keep the water clear and prevent the spread of disease. Use boiling water or buy specialist products that are not harmful to wildlife.
Bird Houses
One of the oldest and most important expressions of love and compassion for animals is providing them with a safe place to nest. Having one or more bird houses in your back yard not only provides shelter for your feathered friends but also provides a great design or decorative piece in your area. Attract colorful birds to your yard with a variety of birdfeeders. Keep in mind that different feeders attract different birds.
