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The Birdhouse Chick Featured in Cobb Life Magazine

Featured in Cobb Life Magazine, Atlanta GA Unique Bird Houses and Wild Bird Feeders at TheBirdhouseChick.com

Unique Birdhouses and Wild Bird Feeders Feature "Some of the most unique birdhouses and bird feeders can be found online at www.TheBirdhouseChick.com. On this site you'll find birdhouses shaped like cupcakes, old cars, pottery and cats. Right, Big Blue Jay Bird House, $45, is carved from albesia wood and hand painted with non-toxic paint."

The Birdhouse Chick Featured in Her Nashville Magazine

Unique Birdhouse Feature in Her Nashville Magazine

Airstream Flyer
So you like birds, but only from afar?
Peep the aviary set from a distance with this wooden birdhouse airstream replica, The whimsical hand-carved-and painted birdhouse is made from renewable albesia wood and features a "window" for entry and exit, and the bottom hides a trap door for easy cleaning. Available for $45 at thebirdhousechick.com

Featured in The Oregonian and OregonLive.com

Home > Homes & Gardens > Earth-friendly gardening
Three bird feeders in budget, midrange and investment price ranges

Retro Wild Bird Feeder featured in The Oregonian and OregonLive.com

INVESTMENT
Bird feeders don't get more stylish than this two-toned retro design. Five covered feeding ports surround a center seed well.
Retro Wild Bird Feeder shown in Raspberry with Purple Center, also available in Mustard with Olive and White with Black, $58.50 with standard shipping; thebirdhousechick.com

-- Amy Mason Doan

Featured in Birds & Blooms Magazine
August 2012

A Place to Call Home
The jury is still out on whether butterflies actually use butterfly houses (many experts say they don't), and we would agree... but with houses this gorgeous, who cares?

Dress up a garden space with one of these bright, copper trimmed structures, each is 16 inches tall. Get yours for $74 at thebirdhousechick.com

Recently Featured in Birds & Blooms Extra Magazine
November 2012

"Snack On a Stick
Use this cute feeder to skewer fruit or suet for your backyard guests. It's easy to handle and perfect for anyone with a soft spot for owls. About 17 inches tall, the owl fruit feeder is $19.50 at thebirdhousechick.com"

Note from the birdhouse chick: Suet is perfect for winter feeding as it really packs a punch with a high fat and calorie content, it greatly helps your resident birds in frigid weather. There's lots of easy suet recipes online to make your own, and a few more right here. Simply form into large balls for use with this groovy feeder, or square cakes for traditional cage-type suet feeders.