Bird feeder comparison

Common backyard birds and the types of bird feeders they prefer according to a great researcher at Electronic data information source of Florida university

Bird

Tube Feeder

Platform Feeder

Hopper feeder

Thistle Tube Feeder

Hanging Suet Feeder

Peanut Butter Suet Feeder

Nectar Feeder

Fruit Feeder

American Goldfinch

X

X

X

Eastern Bluebird

X

House Finch

X

X

X

X

Hummingbird

X

Jays

X

X

X

Northern Cardinal

X

X

X

X

Nuthatches

X

X

X

Orioles

X

X

Song Sparrow

X

Titmice

X

X

X

X

Warblers

X

Woodpeckers

X

X

Wrens

X

suet bird feeders

Red-headed Woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocepha...Image via Wikipedia


Suet Bird Feeders

Suet bird feeders are a great way to feed birds all year long. Despite what some may think that suet bird feeders are only suitable in the winter months suet bird feeders are a valuable source of food for wild birds all year long. Suet bird feeders allow for wild birds to have suet, a very nutritious form of bird seed, in the fall and winter when it is cold and wild birds need more fat and protein to keep warm as well as in the spring and summer when birds are nesting and raising their young. Suet is one of the best forms of bird food for young birds.

Suet bird feeders are wire bird feeders. Suet bird feeders are also a form of hanging bird feeders and can be hung from trees or a bird feeder pole. You can also buy suet bird feeders that are window bird feeders that easily mount to your window so you can watch birds from

inside your home easily.

Suet bird feeders are designed for suet cakes. Some suet bird feeders are designed for suet ball, and you can even get these suet ball feeders that can hold more than one suet ball. This leaves for little worry to refill your suet bird feeder. Suet cakes are the bird seed with animal fat that has been process so that it will not spoil or get soft and melt when it is warm. Suet bird feeders attract many different types of birds, some of the most common birds attracted to a suet bird feeder are: woodpeckers, nuthatches and chickadees. You may also see cardinals and blue jays at your suet bird feeder!

Suet bird feeders are a great way to help nourish the wild birds in your area during all the months. And suet bird feeders can be hung in a variety of locations to suit your bird watching needs.

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