Illuminate your love of birds while enlivening your garden with this Woodlink Modern Farmhouse Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder. This stunning, combination unit offers a sleek look and modern sensibility to your patio or yard, functioning as a feeder by day and a solar light by night. Within this vintage lantern design, a concealed storage hopper readily holds 2.5 quarts of seed, easily fillable by unscrewing the roof, and the feeder's compact, clear section allows easy viewing to gauge the seed level. A perforated shield below this tube prevents wasted feed while allowing birds to dine, and this sits above an expansive, 10" diameter, black matte powder coated perching area. An additional metal cylinder below this acts as an integrated squirrel baffle, helping keep unwanted wildlife away during feeding time. A two-tiered, overhanging roof offers a striking, copper-toned finish while shielding and protecting the seed from the elements. A solar panel is also affixed to the lower section of this two-tiered covering, providing light to the item with power gathered from the sun. This LED stores solar energy to power its rechargeable AAA battery, and automatically illuminates at dusk. A push button here also gives you the option of turning the light on or off for maximum convenience. Use the included, 70.5" tall, sectional pole to display this arresting combination feeder in direct sunlight to take full advantage of its solar function, or hang it from a bracket with its top metal hanger. The powder coating on the metal pole and feeder body protects it from the elements, and the pole's 6.5" step-in base acts as an anchor for stability. This beautiful, matte black and copper colored piece is sure to provide a durable, long-lasting feeding destination and luminous nighttime decoration for your bird garden. Use the power of the sun to light up your garden and give avian friends a magnificent place to dine with this Modern Farmhouse Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder.
Birds that use this Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder:
Seed or Feed Options: cracked corn, mixed seed, peanut chunks, safflower seed, sunflower kernels, and sunflower seed Capacity: 2.5 qts., 4 lbs. Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder Dimensions: 13.75" dia. x 84"H overall Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder Mounting: may be hung or pole mounted with included pole Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder Construction: steel, plastic Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder Shipping Weight: 10 lbs Solar Gaslight Style Bird Feeder
“The cardinals found our new feeder within a day. Beautiful quality — my garden has never been this alive!”
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Sarah M.
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“Fast shipping and the smart cam quality blew me away. Watching bluejays on my phone at work now.”
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David R.
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“Squirrel-proof for real this time. Third feeder I've tried and finally one that works.”
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Emma L.
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“Gorgeous design, my neighbors keep asking where I got it. Customer service was lovely too.”
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Karim B.
✔ Verified buyer
★★★★★
“The cardinals found our new feeder within a day. Beautiful quality — my garden has never been this alive!”
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Sarah M.
✔ Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Fast shipping and the smart cam quality blew me away. Watching bluejays on my phone at work now.”
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David R.
✔ Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Squirrel-proof for real this time. Third feeder I've tried and finally one that works.”
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Emma L.
✔ Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Gorgeous design, my neighbors keep asking where I got it. Customer service was lovely too.”
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Karim B.
✔ Verified buyer
Frequently asked questions
What materials is this made from?
It depends on the product — we use untreated cedar, natural wood, metal, food-safe ceramic, recycled cotton and preserved moss. Each product page lists its exact materials. Never plastic, never toxic paint.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship within 1–2 business days, with delivery in 3–7 business days. Shipping is free on all US orders.
Is this suitable for outdoor use?
Yes — every piece is built for year-round outdoor use in real weather.
What birds will this attract?
Wrens, sparrows, tits, finches, cardinals and most common garden birds, depending on the feeder or house style.
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