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Choosing a Wren House: Attracting a Little Song Bird

Most bird feeders are frequented by Wrens at least some of the time. These friendly little song birds are delightfully easy to attract to your yard. Choosing a Wren house can be lots of fun. Wrens are less picky than other birds so the choices are almost endless. Wrens like to make their nests in … Read more

Birdhouse Accessories: Things to Know

Sometimes a birdhouse is beautiful or available, but not quite right for the type of bird you would like to attract. That doesn’t mean you won’t be able to use it! By using birdhouse accessories, like predator guards and mounting kits, you’ll be able to add to our modify the most critical elements to make your … Read more

How to Attract Bluebirds to Birdhouses

Bluebirds are easy to recognize and beloved birds. The happy melody sung by a bluebird will enhance almost any garden. Learn how to attract bluebirds by setting up their nesting box properly and choosing the right feed. Bluebird population decline From the 1950’s to 1990’s bluebird populations took an alarming dip. The bluebird population fought … Read more

Woodlink Red Bird’s Choice Feeder

  Squirrel-proof bird feeders are often characterized by unsightly cages and other industrial elements that can hurt the ambiance of your backyard garden. That’s why our staff here at BirdhouseSupply.com fell in love with the Woodlink Red Bird’s Choice as soon as we pulled it from the box. Squirrel proof bird feeder with style Woodlink’s … Read more

Birds of Prey and Your Bird Feeders

Hawks and other birds of prey soaring over your bird feeder could cause anxiety for bird lovers. Despite their beauty, raptors can bring backyard gardens quickly back into the wild realities of a natural landscape. However, there are some advantages to having birds of prey nearby. Natural security for the birds Whether Falcon, Hawk or Owl, … Read more

Tray Feeders for Attracting Wild Birds

Many of the wild birds we most enjoy in our yards are not ones we actively try to attract. We’re hoping to change that this week with a little education on why you might want blackbirds, crows, mockingbirds and other common suburban birds in your yard. A little different from the other Bird Feeder Preferences … Read more

At Your Bird Feeder: Orioles

Spring migration comes to a close The final travelers during the spring migration are headed into the northern states and Canada over the next few weeks. We are seeing reports of Baltimore Orioles at bird feeders in Michigan, Vermont and other northern states. Most Orioles will be moving a bit farther north before mating begins … Read more

Training Bluebirds to Use a Bird Feeder

Bluebirds do not use feeders naturally. However, they can be trained to eat from a bird feeder with a few simple steps. Bluebird’s Natural Diet Bluebirds forage for insects and fruits as the main sources of food in their diets. They prefer small berries and spiders or worms primarily. Training Bluebirds to use a feeder … Read more

6 Feeder Thieves and How to Stop Them

You set out your feeding stations. You enjoy the glint of sunflower seed through the sparkling clean hopper. You sit back and wait. And …There they come – luminous cardinals, the lemony goldfinches, and darting chickadees. Beautiful! Until the next morning… Your feeder is on the ground. Seed seems scattered everywhere and cracked perches droop off … Read more

Window Bird Feeders get Bird Watchers Up Close

Many bird watchers enjoy sitting for hours and watching the antics of birds flying, hunting for food and raising their young. However, during cold winter months sitting outdoors to watch the birds doesn’t seem so attractive. Winter is the most critical time to place feed out to help birds supplement their natural diet. A new … Read more

A Fun Kid-Friendly DIY Birdhouse

The snow may be just melting away into spring, but summer will be here soon. Our favorite kid-friendly activity of the moment is a DIY birdhouse from Woodlink. Enjoy a fun craft project with your kids that will keep everyone entertained for years to come.   Why Woodlink birdhouse kits Birdhouse kits are a popular … Read more

Woodlink Bird Feeders: Seed and More

Woodlink manufactures or imports a variety of bird feeders to fit almost any need. Here we’ll explore a few favorites seed feeders, suet/combo feeders, and fruit feeders. Seed Feeders Woodlink manufactures tube, sunflower, caged, platform and many other styles of seed feeders. Two of the most popular are: Going Green Seed Feeder The Going Green 2 … Read more

At your feeder: Canada Warbler

Canada Warblers won’t technically use your bird feeder, but they’re likely to be in the trees this week while you’re enjoying other birds if you live in the mid to eastern United States. Don’t miss these colorful and enchanting little birds as they come through your area. Identifying a Canada Warbler Canada Warblers are colorful and … Read more

Summertime Backyard Birding Tips

Theatre fans might remember Porgy and Bess. “Summertime and the livin’ is easy…” As the days lengthen and the trees put on their verdant foliage, birds begin to nest and brood. This is a strenuous time for our feathered neighbors and our yards serve as their native habitat. A little extra food from a bird feeder … Read more