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Nyjer is finch currency. Goldfinches, house finches, siskins, and redpolls will cross a neighborhood for it, and a dedicated nyjer feeder is the si...

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 ...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Mealworms are the closest thing to a guaranteed bluebird attractant. Bluebirds barely touch seed, but they'll come daily for mealworms — and the sa...

Glass is the right material for nectar. It doesn't cloud, scratch, or hold the sugary film that builds up inside plastic reservoirs — and since nec...

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 ...

Small feeders have a real advantage: seed gets eaten before it can go stale. A mini feeder refilled often serves fresher food than a jumbo hopper t...

Butterflies don't eat seed. They feed on overripe fruit — orange halves, banana slices, melon rind — and a shallow glass dish set out where the sun...

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...

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...

Suet is the highest-value food you can offer, and a suet cage is the cheapest way to add a completely different set of birds to your yard. Woodpeck...

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...

Finches feed from both sides of this one at once, which is the point — goldfinches arrive in groups, and a feeder that only serves one bird at a ti...

Nyjer brings goldfinches, and goldfinches are the closest thing to guaranteed colour in a winter yard. The tiny ports on a nyjer feeder are sized s...

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...

Suet is what brings woodpeckers in. High-fat and available year-round, it pulls in downy, hairy, and red-bellied woodpeckers along with nuthatches ...

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 feeder is only as good as what's holding it up. This is the pole kit that fits almost anything — wood, metal, or tube feeders — thanks to adapter...