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Tube Birdfeeders for Functional Style
Tube Birdfeeders Stylish ceramics in vibrant colors are sure to perk up any yard. Hand crafted objects of art which are totally functional, and pleasant to view. Tube birdfeeders are available in so many materials and colors, it might be difficult to pick just one you really like.
They are so versatile as well, with the capacities for mixed birdseed, sunflower seed, and nyjer or thistle seed, depending on the model. Some tube bird feeders have perches, while other have spirals-that birds love to run. Others may be caged to thwart squirrels. Easy to fill and clean, they are a good choice to feed wild birds in your backyard.
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Pretty Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders
Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Some of the squirrel resistant bird feeders out there tend to look a little bit on the industrious side. Especially when using baffles on a pole, the look may just not be what you want for your yard.
There are hanging squirrel proof bird feeders which include a decorative scroll mounting bracket. These are available in pewter, green or white, and are made of durable powder coat metal. Models will accommodate nuts or seeds-depending on the insert. Another option in squirrel proofing your bird feeders!
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A Blue Bird House to Last a Lifetime
In today’s market, there are so many materials being used for birdhouses. Wooden bird houses are most common, but over time succumb to the elements, and begin to weather, fade, split and crack. Now it’s time to replace nasty birdhouses.Architectural Blue Bird Houses and others are now available in the highest quality with painstaking detail. The materials are designed to withstand outdoor elements, ensuring they will last a lifetime with little or no maintenance at all. Cellular expanded PVC board (vinyl), copper, and liquid resins are used to deliver products that will last a life time. You’ll never have to worry about rotting, splitting, or cracking again!
Birding Tips, Information & News
In today’s market, there are so many materials being used for birdhouses. Wooden bird houses are most common, but over time succumb to the elements, and begin to weather, fade, split and crack. Now it’s time to replace nasty birdhouses.