Window Bird Feeders

Window Bird Feeders with suction cups that firmly cling to the glass

Do you like to offer two types of seeds? Or do you want the seeds to spill out from both sides? While your backyard birds are eating, the one-way mirror film blocks the view inside your windows. You get a close up view and the birds don't even know you are there. Wait for one to sit on the feeders and you can approach it.

Try using a different seed in each hopper to attract a variety of birds. The clear roof keeps seed dry and two heavy-duty suction cups stick to the window. See how to attach and use these feeders below.

These small window feeders will hold sunflower seeds (for most feeder birds), millet seeds (buntings and sparrows), cracked corn, mixed seeds, peanut pieces, safflower seeds or any average-to-small seeds.

Easy to clean and fill too.
Holds 1 pounds of seed.
11-1/2 x 6 x 3.

The one-way mirror effect on these window feeders may initially startle the birds. It will take them repeated approaches before they realize that another bird is not suddenly in front of them.

Songbird One Way Mirror Window Bird Feeder

MSRP: $45.90

SPECIAL: $35.95

These window bird feeders cling to your windows and work in so many situations. The close up viewing possibilities are perfect for young children, house-bound adults, physically handicapped, elderly, schools, offices, wheelchair users, freezing temperatures. Birders of all ages can appreciate seeing a bird only inches from their eyes.

HOW TO USE: The suction cups stick to the windows. Using a small dot of cooking oil, dabbed in the center of the suction cup, will help the feeders cling to the windowpane. Press firmly but gently on the glass to make the feeders adhere. You may wish to remove and reapply periodically just to assure yourself of the best grip. With a proper grip, once a month should be often enough to freshen the suction cup grip.