The Gray Bunny Metal Bird Feeder is a classic tube feeder that will work for nyjer and thistle seed blends as well as sunflowers and seed blends. It has space for four to eight birds.

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We tested 10 top-rated bird feeders to find the best choice for your yard, and we narrowed it down to three picks beloved by birds and easy for you to fill and clean.

While these unwanted avian visitors may have identified your feeder as the perfect place to hang out, they can push smaller birds away from the area, or even kill other species' chicks. Some of the ...

Yesterday at our thistle seed feeder, two American goldfinches (their full name). Today, ... Goldfinches will fight at feeders. A bird in a crouched head-forward position is not a happy bird.

Nyjer, advertised as thistle seed in some brands, is ideal for finches, Yoerger said. Finches and other itinerant birds that move around to find food sources are always looking for specific foods.

Bird and squirrel feeders attract mice. By KAREN YOUSO, Star Tribune. February 11, 2009 at 8:15PM. Comment. Gift. Share. Listen. ... another with sunflower seed and another with thistle seed.

How to Clean Seed Bird Feeders. Knowing when to clean out birdhouses and feeders is important. As a general rule, aim to clean hanging bird feeders at least once every 2 weeks, ...

The Gray Bunny Metal Bird Feeder is a classic tube feeder that will work for nyjer and thistle seed blends as well as sunflowers and seed blends. It has space for four to eight birds.

Bird feeders can make a yard feel like a sanctuary. If you’d like a bird feeder that’s as striking as the birds it attracts, check out ApricotMint’s handmade glass bird feeders on Etsy.

Here are some of the best bird feeders for attracting different types of birds and thwarting those pesky squirrels. 1. A squirrel-proof bird feeder that really keeps them out ...