Bird Feeders

Finches &amp; siskins: Nyjer (thistle) seed and fine sunflower chips
Cardinals: Safflower seeds and black oil sunflower seeds
Woodpeckers: Suet cakes and peanuts
Orioles: Nectar, grape jelly, and orange halves
General mix: Black oil sunflower seeds attract the most species

Discover our handcrafted bird feeders made from premium Western Red Cedar and natural materials — built to last, beautiful to look at, and loved by birds. Whether you're setting up your first feeder or expanding a full feeding station, our eco-friendly collection has the perfect option for every garden.

Why Choose a Handcrafted Bird Feeder?

Mass-produced feeders are built to a price. Ours are built to a standard. Every feeder in this collection is individually crafted from natural, bird-safe materials — no toxic paint, no plastic, no shortcuts. The result is a feeder that performs better, lasts longer, and looks far more beautiful in your garden.

Types of Bird Feeders We Carry

Hanging feeders: Classic tube and hopper designs for sunflower seeds and mixed blends — attract finches, chickadees, and nuthatches
Platform & fly-through feeders: Open tray designs that welcome the widest variety of species, including cardinals, jays, and doves
Window feeders: Suction-cup mounted feeders that bring birds within inches of your face — perfect for apartments and small spaces
Squirrel-proof feeders: Weight-sensitive and caged designs that keep squirrels out and seed where it belongs
Specialist feeders: Nyjer feeders for finches, oriole feeders for nectar and jelly, suet cages for woodpeckers

How to Get the Most from Your Bird Feeder

Place feeders within 3 feet or more than 30 feet from windows to prevent bird strikes
Clean feeders every 1–2 weeks with a 10% bleach solution — mold and bacteria can harm birds
Use black oil sunflower seeds for the widest variety of visitors
Add a squirrel baffle to any pole-mounted feeder to protect your seed supply
Be patient — birds may take 1–4 weeks to discover a new feeder