Bird feeders, bird houses and more!

Some of the most beautiful species in nature can be found in your backyard for your viewing pleasure only. Feathers, beaks and wings can be used to classify birds but these features are hard to distinguish as they quickly swoop through your backyard. Our window bird feeders offer you and your family a chance to get an up-close look at some of nature’s classically beautiful species.

Styles and Sizes

Our quality and decorative window feeders come in many different styles and sizes and cater to a variety of songbirds. Styles of feeders as well as the type of food they hold will help in determining which types of birds you will attract such as Blue Jays, Northern Cardinals, Chickadees, Goldfinches, Nut Hatches, Tufted Titmice, Woodpeckers, Pine Siskins, Redpolls, and other Finches. Even seasonal birds such as hummingbirds and grosbeaks will come to window bird feeders.

Some styles simply utilize suction cups to hold tight against your glass window, while others are full, wooden encasements that mount right into your window frame. Each feeder is designed to bring the delights of bird feeding in plain view whether you’re in your office or at home.

Where should you mount your Bird Feeder?

Factor in climate, window size, and accessibility when choosing an in window feeder. Depending on where you wish to mount your feeder, you may not have convenient access for refilling. Luckily, some window feeders, window mounted feeders, feature the ability to refill from right inside your home, eliminating the need for ladders or potentially unsafe methods of reaching your feeder. Window bird feeders are structured for convenience so that everyone both young and old can enjoy them with out the tedious upkeep.

Dining areas are a great location for window bird feeders. Birds feeding habits are similar to humans and they eat most frequently in early morning, lunchtime and early evening. Window strikes are often a problem with east/west feeder placement due to reflections that cause the bird to fly into the window, or they may think it is another bird and attempt to attack. Using window alerts, which have a see-through pattern that adheres to the window, will help avoid window strikes as well as curtains or alternative placement.

Feed for your Bird Feeder

You can also attract specific types of birds to your window bird feeder with the type of food you provide. Suet window feeders will attract woodpeckers while sunflower seeds will attract most birds and thistle/nyjer will attract finches, siskins and red polls. If you would like to avoid house sparrows, starlings and cowbirds avoid grains used in mixes— corn, milo, red millet, and oats, wheat and canary seed. Jays prefer peanuts (but then so do squirrels). Sunflower and nyjer will attract most birds.