Backyard birding gear
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5 products in Seed Feeders
Hanging Basin Feeder and Water Bowl
A single open basin that hangs from a hook and does two jobs: a seed tray through the growing season, a shallow water bowl the rest of the year. Seed or water goes straight in — no reservoir, no perches, nothing to assemble beyond the hanging chains.Three chains run from the rim to one S-hook, so the basin hangs level under a bracket, a shepherd's hook or a low branch. Put it where you can watch it from a window, and where a cat can't launch from a fence.The rim is low and the floor is open, so birds can land anywhere around the edge instead of fighting over a perch. It also means the bowl needs wiping out every few days: hulls and droppings land in the water, and a rinse with hot water and a brush keeps it clean.The basin has a wood-grain finish and hangs from black metal chains.
Lighthouse Metal Seed Feeder
A red-and-black metal seed feeder built in the shape of a lighthouse. The tall mesh body holds up to 4 lb of seed, with four feeding openings and perches arranged around the body. A circular tray catches some loose seed, and the top wire loop is used for hanging. Check and clean the feeder regularly, especially after wet weather.
Caged Tube Bird Feeder
A metal tube feeder inside a wide protective cage. The outer cage limits access by squirrels and larger birds while smaller birds can reach the inner seed tube. A top handle makes it easy to hang, and the lid lifts for refilling. Available in black or green. No feeder is completely squirrel-proof, so placement still matters.
Oriole Fruit and Jelly Feeder
A hanging oriole feeder that serves the two foods orioles actually come for: orange halves and grape jelly. Two spikes hold orange halves upright, and the clear glass dish takes a spoonful of jelly or mealworms. The bright orange frame is the color orioles key on when searching for food.Specs: powder-coated steel ring frame in oriole orange, removable clear glass bowl, two fruit spikes, hanging chain included. Hang it in the open, away from dense cover — orioles like to see their approach.Care: jelly ferments fast in heat. In summer, offer a small spoonful and swap it daily; bring the dish in and wash it every few days. Ants find jelly quickly — hang it with an ant moat above the hook.
Woven Wooden Feeder House
A decorative woven-wood feeder house that holds seed or water in a sheltered tray. The covered design keeps food drier in light rain and gives small birds a sense of cover while they feed.Hang from a branch or bracket where you can see it from a window. Woven wood construction Covered feeding tray Natural wood finish