Pets Wild Bird Wild Bird Feeders For Sale In Laredo

Not squirrel-proof. The doors that come down to shut off access when a squirrel stands on the perch are PLASTIC and the squirrels just chew through them and can the eat as much as they want.

There's never been a more cheerful way to stop crawling insects from stealing and contaminating your hummingbird nectar and/or oriole food! Simply hang the Heath Flower Ant Moat just above your hummingbird feeder, oriole feeder, or fruit feeder to help...

Attractive, textured finish is weather-resistant. Homestead's 12 In. Heavy Duty Hook Extender holds up to 35 lbs. Hang your feeders without damaging your trees! Easily hangs bird feeders or houses, planters, wind chimes and more! Heavy duty, powder-coated...

All of the others I found online did have the perch attachment. I bought this from Fleet Farm and it does not have the silver perch attachment that all of the other Homestead triple bin feeders have.

This hanger allowed me to easily relocate our bird feeder so the deer could not reach the feeder. Also, lowering, refilling, and raising the feeder can be done without any sort of step or ladder.

The Audubon Orange Plastic Oriole Feeder has a large 40 ounce capacity to attract orioles and even hummingbirds to your feeder all day. The base is removable so it is easy to fill and clean.

Hook is also perfect to use as a garden marker, to hang small lanterns or lights, or to hang decorative objects. A convenient step-in base provides a strong anchor for the entire hook.

I am a happy camper now. It is very well made and I am very happy with my purchase. I have multiple suet feeders but the woodpeckers took to this suet feeder almost immediately. I ordered this suet feeder to get them in closer to the house.

We feed lots of hummingbirds. You cannot get rubber gaskets on end to keep from leaking. Leaks at both ends. I like that it can feed more than the normal feeder. Tried this spring again & finally gave up on it.

This is a great product for your wild birds! Chickadees and House Finches also use them. Sometimes I have 10 or 11 on a sock at one time. When they get dirty, I just wash in some mild detergent, dry and they are good to go again.

I recharge them with some ant spray every couple months. I've been feeding all kinds of birds for 30 years, and this little ant stopper really works!!