Saturday, December 10, 2011

Wild Bird Feeders

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The diet of wild bird is quite diversified - as diversified as the number of species of wild birds. Wild birds eat a variety of vegetables, fruit, insects and worms. However, seeds are, by far, the most eaten. Thankfully, for those interested in enticing birds to their yards, seeds are, also, the easiest to provide and the most effective nutrition one can provide for wild birds. It is recommended that high quality seed is provided regularly for wild birds, especially through the winter months. It should, then, be supplemented with overripe fruit and vegetables as your budget allows. As the cold weather sets in and the need for calorie intake for birds increases, it becomes more difficult to get find the food necessary.

Seed can be strewn on the ground or set along porch railings. However, this approach does not keep seed dry or out of reach of squirrels and other scavengers. To meet the needs of a variety of wild birds effectively, one should install a variety of bird feeders at different heights.

Tube feeders have openings up and down the tube while hopper feeders are bins that hold seeds that have fallen while birds feed. Both make good feeders for sunflower seeds. Tube feeders will accommodate goldfinches and chickadees while hoppers will accommodate larger birds such as grackles, starlings and blue jays. Bowl feeders are hanging feeders that are covered to keep out the elements. Suet feeders protect food within a wire mesh.

A non-toxic cleaner should be used for cleaning bird feeders regularly. When temperatures are above freezing, 1/4 of bleach can be used with two gallons of water to disinfect feeders. After disinfecting, the feeder should be thoroughly rinsed and dried before refilling.

Wild birds have been caring for themselves for millions of years. They have, seldom, gone hungry. However, the food provided by humans, can, indeed, be more nourishing which can help to make the lives of these feathered creatures healthier and happier.


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Monday, December 5, 2011

The Larger No Mess / Scatter-free Bird Feeder

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NOW available: The LARGER No Mess / Scatter-free Bird Feeder - customers asked for i!! It eliminates 99% of scattered seeds and hulls, with no mess! This large crystal-clear acrylic feeder is expressly designed for: Birds as large as the African Grey, Amazon, Eclectus, Alexander, smaller to medium-sized Cockatoo and more. Tidy Seed eliminates mess and saves money. Dimension: ~ 8" HIGH x 8" WIDE x 8" DEEP"- Please measure your feeder door to insure that the Tidy Seed Bird Feeder will fit appropriately for outside the bird cage use.

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Monday, November 28, 2011

How To Make Your Own Wooden Bird Feeder

!: How To Make Your Own Wooden Bird Feeder

You can make your wooden bird feeder as simple or extravagant as you desire, according to your level of expertise. Those who are more adept with the tools of woodworking, may want to try their hand at making a wooden castle bird feeder. The idea behind this is to have all the stools on each side of the castle manufactured so as to stick out for the birds to eat their food out of. Or maybe you consider yourself to be talented enough to make a tube that spirals around, having a trough for the birds to snack away at. However, if you are not so talented and have never built one before, you may want to start with a simple step-by-step design.

You could try starting with a simple wooden tray feeder, where you just glue and nail a few pieces of wood together. As you become more experienced in constructing your wooden bird feeders, you'll be able to experiment a bit more until you feel confident enough to make the bigger feeders that call for a lot more talent and patience. As a child, perhaps you may have built your very first wooden tray feeders in wood shop. On the other hand, if you weren't fortunate enough to take the class you may have built your own bird feeder at home using a soda bottle or a coffee can. I can remember, back when I was a child, taking the empty coffee can, filling it up with my dad's sunflower seeds and hanging it from a tree just to watch the birds come to the yard Endless hours of pleasure!

Check out this quick and easy way to make a simple wooden tray feeder. Please keep in mind that if you are a child you will need adult supervision.

MAKING A WOODEN TRAY BIRD FEEDER

4 pieces of wood about 2 inches wide

1 square piece of wood

Nails

Use the square piece of wood as the base for your wooden tray feeder. Now take your four pieces of wood and prop them up on all sides of the square. Hammer each strip to the base until you have a small square dish with sides. Insert a newspaper into the base, making sure to flatten it down properly so it doesn't fly out. Pour in the seeds and you are set to go. On top of a large post or table would be a great place to position your tray.

Children love building bird feeders as well. Once they spot you making one they'll naturally want to do something to help. Try giving them a pine cone, butter knife and some peanut butter and have them spread it all over the pine cone. When finished, have them sprinkle seeds all over it. They'll be happy that they got to make a bird feeder too.

Hopper feeders are little wooden bird feeders that look like houses; birds love these because they keep the wind and rain off them.

When caring for your wooden bird feeders always remember that you need to empty them of food every night, unless you can somehow cover them. Rain can ruin bird seeds and make birds extremely sick, and I'm sure that's the last thing you want.

Bird watching has always been, and always will be, a fun hobby. By building your own wooden bird feeders, you can make this a time full of memories for you and your children.

Decide what type of feeder you'll use and where in the yard it will go. Location is a key item when it comes to wooden bird feeders. If you don't have it in the right place the birds may never find it.


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Friday, November 18, 2011

Coveside Panoramic In-house Window Bird Feeder with Mirrored Panel

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Treated with a mirrored film, this feeder lets you to view the birds up close, while not allowing movement from within the house to disturb them.

The unique design, with its dove-tailed, wooden side panels, fits most windows from 20 to 40 inches wide.

Made of mahogany, you can watch and feed the birds from the comfort of your own home.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

All Weather Feeder 4 Qt. - Clear

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The All Weather 4 Quart Clear Feeder is the first weatherproof wild bird feeder. Through rain, snow, sleet and ice, the All Weather Feeder delivers the seed - DRY!! Won't clog up with snow and ice. The circular perch lets you see all the birds that are feeding, even those on the far side. Catches spilled seed for less waste. Easily removed for cleaning. Comes completely apart so each piece can be individually cleaned. A clean feeder helps keep the bird population healthy. 17.00 inches tall x 10.50 inches long x 12.25 inches wide

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