Birds DunRite

This is the only birdfeeder that can guarantee that seed stays 100 percent dry and available to the birds, no matter if it’s used in a blizzard or day after day spring rains. The bird feeders are made from UV-stabilized polycarbonate and are available in the original clear and a new “clear green” color.

Birds feed from a lower platform and reach up into a fully-sheltered slot to feed from the feeder. Consumers do not like the mess of cleaning out ice, snow, and rain from the troughs and seed ports of other bird feeders. The birds benefit from seed always being available –especially important after ice storms—and from better sanitation due to no wet, moldy or spoiled seed. The combination of no wet seed and ease of cleaning also makes the All Weather Feeder^® the most sanitary feeder available on the market. Other important features include ease of filling and high capacity (4-quart and 6-quart models available), both important to the ever-growing number of our more mature population who are becoming bird enthusiasts.

This is truly a year-round birdfeeder. The birds love it and so will you.

Simple Tube Bird Feeders are welcomed by many small birds like goldfinches, purple finches, pine siskins, chickadees and house finches who seem to know they can eat in peace without being disturbed by the bigger birds. Tube bird feeders are self-contained, so seed stays dry; they hold a good quantity of seed, so they don’t need refilling often and they can accommodate several birds at one time. The size of the hole determines whether you have a feeder that should be filled with Niger, birdseed mix or sunflower seeds.

Most tube feeders are made of transparent plastic. Two or three tubes are sometimes put together which gives the option of being filled with different seed types in each tube. Tube bird feeders are sometimes placed inside a wire-mesh cage for protection from squirrels making them squirrel proof bird feeders. Most tube bird feeders can be fitted with round trays underneath that catch spillage from birds. The tray serves double duty as a small platform bird feeder for such birds as cardinals and doves.

The fastest way to a bird’s heart is definitely through their stomach. Put up bird feeders and birds will certainly come to feed in your yard.

Adding raised edges to platform bird feeders transforms them into tray feeders. The tray feeder is an excellent choice because of its ease of use. It is easy to fill and holds a reasonable amount of seed. Look for feeders that display seed in full view because birds are attracted by the sight of food and by the sight of other birds eating. . Birds like a feeder with a raised ledge or perch that they can grasp while eating. Domed feeders are great for small birds like chickadees.

Platform bird feeders can be hung. A popular hanging model is the Aspect Vista Dome Feeder. The protective dome keeps seed dry and prevents squirrels from raiding. This birdfeeder works especially well as a mealworm feeder.

Plan to refill your bird feeders as early as possible every morning so the birds are greeted with fresh seeds. Place your feeder in an open area with cover that’s only a couple of feet away so birds can dive for cover if threatened. Choose a site protected from strong winds.

One of the best additions you can make in your garden is a bird bath. Bird baths will not only attract birds to your home, but it will keep them coming back for a drink or a dip in the water.

You can find some really affordable bird baths online, and the ones you can find aren’t ugly or an eyesore. If you really do your homework, you can find something that you’ll want to keep in your backyard for years.

As the days get longer and warmer, one of the best ways to beautify your garden and give it a much more relaxing feeling is to add some birdfeeders. Birds are a beautiful part of nature and there’s nothing better than inviting these winged creatures in your backyard.

If you’re interested in spending the next few months relaxing with some lemonade in a lawn chair, you may want to invest in a bird feeder or two.