Caged birdfeeders are a great way to protect bird feed from unwanted guests such as squirrels and larger nuisance birds. Caged birdfeeders are constructed with either a wire or mesh cage surrounding a more traditional seed or suet birdfeeder.
Tube bird feeders are very popular amongst backyard bird watchers. With a tube feeder you’re able to attract small birds such as sparrows, grosbeaks, chickadees, titmice and finches while excluding larger species such as blue jays. Tube bird feeders keep bird seed fairly clean and dry and offer different feeding port options.
Bird Feeder Types: Hummingbird Feeders Hummingbird birdfeeders dispense liquid nourishment in the form of nectar (sugar solution) instead of dispensing birdseed. Hummingbirds are attracted to the color red so often …
Bird Feeder Types: Oriole Bird Feeders Oriole bird feeders are similar to hummingbird feeders in they contain a sugar solution (nectar) for a fruit loving bird. Orioles are attracted to …
Bird Feeder Types: Suet/Seed Cake Bird Feeders Attract a variety of birds to your backyard with a suet birdfeeder. Woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees, titmice, blue jays and starlings all enjoy the …
Bird Feeder Types: Bowl & Platform Bird Feeders Bowl, platform or tray birdfeeders attract the greatest variety of birds and are the simplest birdfeeders to maintain. The types of birds …
Bird Feeder Types: Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders Squirrels are notorious for helping themselves to the contents of bird feeders. They not only eat the bird feed but also carry it …
