• Bird Accessories,  Bird Feeders,  Hopper Bird Feeder,  Tube Bird Feeder,  Uncategorized

    It’s Not a Tray, not a hopper, nor a tube bird feeder

    November 10, 2011 /

    The All Weather is better thanany tube bird feeder for winterIt’s deemed the “All Weather Feeder” and rightfully so!

    An innovative design keeps seed dry- no matter what! Rain, snow and sleet can not penetrate this durable feeder because unlike a typical tube bird feeder, the seed ports are totally protected from the elements, even from driving, blowing rain.

    Birds perch on a generous seed tray, and eat seed from above. The design consists of a built in weather guard, that overhangs and protects seed ports (and birds too). The All-Weather Feeder is available in a four or 6-quart capacity, and may be pole mounted or hung. There’s also an optional squirrel guard, or cage that fits around the open feeding area to keep pesky squirrels out! Stainless steel construction along with sturdy polycarbonate casing means this feeder won’t yellow with age either.

    The optimal seed for this cool feeder is black oil sunflower, or a mix of safflower and black oil. Striped sunflower is actually too large for the seed ports. If you’re looking for a truly weather-proof bird feeder, this is it! By the way… it ships for free too 🙂

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    Hopper Bird Feeders Hold More

    March 14, 2009 /

    All Weather Hopper Bird Feeder

    If you’re tire tired of filling your bird feeders too often, it might be time to check out some of the new hopper style bird feeders.  Large capacity feeders mean less trips filling and more time to enjoy watching.  The All Weather Feeder above has a six-quart capacity and guarantees to keep out driving rains.  Seed stays dry and fresh always.  The circular perch allows more birds to feed at once, even the more shy cardinals are comfortable on this innovative feeder.

    Hopper Bird Feeders are quite versatile as they will accommodate almost any birdseed mixes.  Something that I read recently, and worth taking note is:  “In the winter, people lovingly feed bread to the birds. Unlike, geese and ducks, the birds actually die from this. Their stomachs swell and they cannot digest the bread at this time of the year.”  Best to stick with bird feeders.

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