Feeders

This premium galvanized and powder-coated cylinder feeder holds compressed seed cylinders in multiple sizes, plus small seed squares stack neatly o...

A kettle barbecue in miniature, hanging in the garden with birds on it. It gets a reaction every time, and it's one of the easier gifts to buy for ...

Brome built the Tube Solution around one simple idea: birdwatching should be effortless. A patented Swivel Hanger lets the entire feeder rotate a f...

Some birds just won't use a tube or hopper feeder — cardinals, juncos, and other ground-feeding "scratchers" want a flat, open surface. This hangin...

This antique copper tube feeder brings a warm, weathered-metal look to your feeder pole while doing serious work for cardinals, chickadees, finches...

Give cardinals, bluejays, and every songbird in your yard an open-table invitation. This large hanging platform feeder from Birds Choice is crafted...

Bring backyard birds right up to your window with this small platform feeder that mounts via suction cups. The feeder lifts off the mounted cups fo...

An open-platform tray feeder that gives cardinals, and just about every other backyard bird, easy access and an unobstructed view while they eat. W...

Cold snaps and snowstorms shut down most feeders right when birds need them most. The All Weather Feeder was built to keep working through all of i...

A fly-thru is the most welcoming feeder design there is. Open on all sides with just a roof overhead, it lets birds land, see in every direction, a...

Three gallons. That's the whole point of this feeder — fill it and walk away. In a busy yard where a standard tube empties every other day, this on...

A crisp white platform feeder with modern farmhouse styling that catches seed and hulls dropped from a hopper feeder above, or works great as a sta...

A recycled-plastic hanging platform feeder with a powder-coated steel grating bottom for drainage, built to be simple to fill and clean.Key Feature...

Feeding birds is a daily ritual for most people who do it — the same walk out with the same scoop, most mornings, year after year. This feeder is b...

A window feeder puts birds close enough to see the individual feathers. It's the single best way to get children genuinely interested in birds, and...

Bamboo is the fastest-renewing building material there is — it regrows in a few years rather than the decades hardwood needs. WoodLink's Ultimate B...

A tall hopper is the workhorse of a feeding station. The height means real capacity, so it runs for days rather than a single morning, and the roof...

Ranch feeders earn their name from the long, low profile — a wide feeding rail on both sides that lets several birds line up at once instead of tak...

Seed cylinders are the low-mess answer. The seed is compressed into a solid form held together with gelatin, so birds peck it off a bit at a time i...

Red is the shortcut. Birds spot it from across the yard, and a red tube feeder gets found faster than a green or brown one when you're starting a n...

A gazebo feeder earns its keep two ways. The four open sides mean several birds feed at once without the queuing and squabbling you get at a two-po...

Cardinals are particular. They're heavy-bodied, they don't cling, and they won't fight a crowd for a spot at a tube feeder. This one is built speci...

Two open platforms, one feeder — and open platforms are what bring the crowd. No ports to squeeze through, no perches to balance on, just room for ...