• Bird Feeders,  Uncategorized,  Wild Bird Feeders

    fighting at wild bird feeders

    grackles fighting for suet at this wild bird feederSome feeders are more popular than others, as are some of the bird treats offered to feathered friends. Outrage and feeding frenzies can be expected from some species, while others like Goldfinches, would rather give up & fly away than fight for a spot at at wild bird feeders.

    These grackles are doing battle over tempting suet at this feeder. A great photo, their iridescent color is superb. Certainly not one of my favorite birds, but again a cool photo.

    They are so darn smart too! If I sit outside on the deck, the Grackles will circle the perimeter of the yard, hide in the canopy and just wait to swoop down on feeders…and at my split-second departure. Upon my return, just as soon as the screen door opens… off they go. They actually sit and watch me, waiting for me to leave so they can raid the wild bird feeders. Their favorites have got to be the live meal worms (meant for the Bluebirds), Suet and Woodpecker Mix. I’ll admit it is quite the smorgasboard in our yard, and getting the good birds will inevitably attract some not-so-desirable ones too.hot lips hilda is one very wild bird feeder

    Speaking of wild bird feeders, have you ever seen Hilda? She’s a cool stoneware feeder that the birds just love. Filled with sunflower seed, she attracts all kinds, and the innovative design deters larger birds with its small perch. In several fun colors, she’s definitely a very wild bird feeder!

     

     

  • Bird Accessories,  Bird Feeders,  Glass Bird Feeder,  Hopper Bird Feeder,  Uncategorized

    A Very Sweet Hopper Bird Feeder

    Ceramic Cupcake Hopper Bird Feeder

    Chocolate , Vanilla or Strawberry?

    If you have a sweet tooth and enjoy feeding wild birds, this may one of the most unique bird feeders out there! One might call it a non-traditional hopper bird feeder, it’s made of ceramics and has ample perching room for birds to dine in comfort.

    These feeders look like just the real thing, yet they are totally functional with a lift off roof for easy filling and cleaning.  The vibrant color will not fade and best of all, squirrels can’t gnaw on them either.

    Ceramic Cupcake Bird Feeders and Birdhouses really do come in chocolate, vanilla, or strawberry!  They’re an excellent addition to backyard birder’s collection, make great gifts, and add a touch of whimsy and color to any landscape.

    Feeding wild birds has never been so much fun!

  • Bird Accessories,  Bird Feeders,  Thistle Feeders,  Uncategorized,  Wild Bird Feeders

    What Makes a Great Finch Bird Feeder?

    24 Birds in Full View!
    24 Birds in Full View!

    We feed wild birds because we like bird watching, offering up seed, nuts, fruit, suet, worms, and a myriad of other wild bird delights!  In hopes of helping our feathered friends to thrive, it’s the hobby of backyard birding that has become so popular.  Some bird feeders are more functional than others, they look good, but you can’t always view the birds while they’re eating.  Most tube bird feeders obstruct the view of birds who are feeding at the ports on the back side.

    Now there is a Finch Bird Feeder that allows full view of all 24 ports at once.  The “Finches Favorite” 3-Tube Bird Feeder offers up thistle seed like no other.  It allows better distribution of seed, so the seed at the bottom of the tube never gets packed down, when it then becomes damp and moldy.  A great new innovative product, it’s worth checking into if you feed thistle, or nyjer seed in your yard.