Collection: Bird Feeders

Most of our bird feeders are made of high-quality steel, plexiglass and finished with polished copper. OurVilla bird feederis made of long-lasting mango wood, with the roof made of 22-gauge pure copper.

All our hanging feeders have a way to attach a hook, but they do not include a mounting bracket, chain, or cable . However, it can be easily hung anywhere around your property, using ashepherd 's hook, from a tree, or on your outdoor patio. Our wine bottle feeder does have a cable.

We offer various bird feeders, including Fly-through, Tube, and Villa feeders. Choose a feeder based on the size and species of birds you want to attract and the type of seed you plan to use.

Our bird feeders attract birds such as blue jays, cardinals, chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, wrens, warblers and others. The birds you attract may vary based on the type of seed you use.

When it comes to cleaning our bird feeders, basic cleaning is often all that is required. This typically involves removing any remaining seed, or debris from the feeder using a small brush or cloth. Next, the feeder should be washed with warm, soapy water, rinsed thoroughly, and allowed to dry completely before refilling. There are multiple drain holes along the bottom of the feeder, so the water effortlessly escapes the feeder.

Yes, different seeds appeal to different species, depending on their dietary needs. For example, black-oil sunflower seeds are popular with songbirds like sparrows and cardinals. Many common backyard birds, such as cardinals, chickadees, finches, grosbeaks, and titmice, also like them. Suet is especially attractive to woodpeckers and other insect-eating birds, while nyjer and thistle are favorites of goldfinches. Remember that freshness is key regardless of the type of birdseed you choose.