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  • Peanut Flavored Suet Nuggets

    Peanut Nuggets offer variety to attract more songbirds to your place! They're a ready to feed, no waste wild bird food that is a favorite of...

    Regular price $12.50 USD
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  • Butterfly Haven Bird Feeder

    Transform your garden into a haven for birds and butterflies with our Aluminum Butterfly Haven Bird Feeder. This stunning feeder boasts a hexagonal dish adorned with...

    Regular price $40.44 USD
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  • Caged Copper Tube Seed Feast Bird Feeder

    Enhance your birdwatching experience with the Squirrel-Resistant Caged Copper Tube Seed Feast Bird Feeder. Designed to thwart squirrels and provide a secure haven for small songbirds,...

    Regular price $136.14 USD
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  • Valentine Fly Through Bird Feeder

    Fall head over heels for your yard with our Valentine Fly Through Bird Feeder! This tray feeder is painted a fab olive green, jazzed up with...

    Regular price $24.20 USD
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    Sky Cafe Bluebird Feeder by Arundale

    Innovative mealworm feeder allows bluebirds to dine in peace, keeps larger bully birds from stealing meal worms! Easily view bluebirds in this caged bluebird feeder while...

    Regular price $112.50 USD
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    Wooden Bluebird Feeder-Hang or Post-Mount

    Traditional Fly-In Bluebird Feeder keeps others from stealing meal worms! Designed specifically for bluebirds, entrance holes on both ends allow little ones in, but keep starlings...

    Regular price $79.50 USD
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Collection: Bluebird Feeders

Bluebird Feeders

Entice Beloved Blues to Your Place!
Meal worms & habitat are key elements in attracting bluebirds. Traditional fly-in feeders are designed for feeding their favorite... meal worms! Find hanging and post-mounted bluebird feeders and open dish designs for worms. Provide a birdbath and proper nesting sites and you'll be seeing blue too!

 

Bluebirds are one of few species who will fly-in a mealworm feeder for worms. Designed with either a wire cage or plexi-glass windows with entry and exits, the holes are sized the same as a bluebird birdhouse entrance. If you've got mountain bluebirds, most fly-in feeders are available with slightly larger entrance.

For some reason, most birds will not enter a feeder, but blues will and Carolina wrens are usually the first to figure it out! This traditional style bluebird feeder is ideal for offering worms, though they may also be fed on a platform or in a dish feeder. But beware... whether hanging, dish or staked feeder, once discovered, other species will devour the tasty treat in no time flat!

The bluebird diet consists mostly of insects in spring and summer. They'll eat berries, suet and possibly sunflower hearts in colder months, though not considered seed-eaters. Therefore bluebirds aren't very likely to visit your other feeders.

Having made a strong comeback after declining numbers in the 70's, we host and monitor trails, and feed them in our yards for the simple pleasure of watching these avian wonders. Parents raising fledglings with juveniles' help portrays their amazingly strong sense of family!

Providing an adequate nest site in open space is highly encouraged, and using a NABS Approved bluebird house will increase success of fledges. Bird baths also entice them... and multitudes of other songbirds too! Many Eastern bluebirds will over-winter, provided there is an adequate natural food source (with supplemental feeding) and a consistent fresh water source like a heated bird bath.

Host wonderful bluebirds at your place!

Get the easy recipe to make your own Bluebird Banquet too!