Tube Seed Feeder

• These feeders fill with black-oil sunflower seeds
   
• They attract finches, nuthatches, Black-Capped Chickadees, Blue Jays, Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks, Northern Cardinals and woodpeckers
   
• They are mounted and filled year-round

Nyjer Seed Feeder

• These feeders fill with Nyjer (thistle) seeds.  
   
• They attract American Goldfinches, House Finches, Pine Siskins and if it’s a good winter migration, Common Redpolls
   
• These feeders should be filled with FRESH SEED only (no more than a few months old)
   
• It is probably best to only fill these feeders from October through April

Suet Feeder

• These feeders fill with suet cakes
   
• They attract nuthatches, chickadees and woodpeckers  
   
• They are filled year-round

Log Feeder

• These feeders fill with chunky peanut butter
   
• They attract nuthatches, chickadees and woodpeckers
   
• They are filled year-round.

Whole Peanut Feeder

• These feeders fill with whole peanuts (buy “raw” peanuts where you buy bird food, do not use “roasted” peanuts from a grocery store)  
   
• They attract nuthatches, chickadees, Blue Jays and woodpeckers
   
• They are filled year-round

Bulk Feeder

• These feeders fill with black-oil sunflower seeds and country mix  
   
• They attract finches, nuthatches, Black-Capped Chickadees, Blue Jays, Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks, Northern Cardinals and woodpeckers
   
• They are mounted and filled year-round

Oriole Feeder

• These feeders fill with grape jelly and orange slices  
   
• They attract Baltimore Orioles and House Finches
   
• They are mounted and filled from May through June

Hummingbird Window Feeder

• These feeders fill with fresh nectar
   
• Make your own nectar:  combine 1 cup sugar and 4 cups water in a pot; bring to a boil, cover and simmer 20 minutes; let cool and store in refrigerator in airtight container  
   
• Change nectar and clean feeder every 3-4 days when hot outside
   
• They attract Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds (and sometimes RARE Rufous Hummingbirds during fall migration)
   
• They are mounted and from mid-April through October