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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...

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 ...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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

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...

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...

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...

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...