Bird Feeders

My wife and I hoped to attract Cardinals when we bought our No-No feeder. Within a few days we had Cardinals, Gold Finches and a beautiful bird that neither of us had ever seen before. An online birding site told us that the black, white and red bird was a Red-Breasted Grosbeak! This well-built feeder is "attractive" in every sense of the word. It's large capacity and easy-to-fill top are ideal. We're very happy with our purchase and the beautiful wild birds it brings to our yard."..."  Read more

I have tried for years to get a squirrel proof feeder.I finally found one from Duncraft: "Squirrel Proof Blocker Selective". Now on sale for [$]Product Number SKU XDN1011My squirrels have given up trying to get into it, believe me."..."  Read more

I can't believe how great this thistle feeder is! We always had problems with the house finches "taking over" our thistle feeder from the goldfinches as soon as the regular seed feeder went empty each day. Today we had 10 goldfinches at once (one was a fledgling), when the most we'd ever seen prior was 2 at a time due to their having "no rights" for the nyjer seed with the pushy house finches there. We have had a few house finches get inside the "haven", but it's still fabulous for the little yellow guys who breeze in and out at will. It's also terrific in that I'm going through MUCH less nyjer seed now, and the tiny guys are also getting a chance to eat well now. I LOVE this feeder!!!!!"..."  Read more

Large grid heavy guage wire makes this suet cage perfect for my small flock of laying hens whose beaks cannot penetrate the small grids of standard wild bird suet feeders. Suet offerings are devoured almost immediately and help with winter egg production and body heat. My only contribution to the design would be that the chain be longer to make loading suet block under the chair easier. Clever to have the chain hold the cage closed and situated at an angle for easy pecking."..."  Read more