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duncraft.com

Stop by the Duncraft Retail Store in Concord, New Hampshire—your destination for bird feeders, seed, and backyard wildlife supplies. Enjoy expert advice, friendly service, and products trusted by bird lovers since 1952.

thebirdhousechick.com

Shop unusual and unique birdhouses, wild bird feeders, and outdoor décor. Find the best birdhouses and more online at The Birdhouse Chick. Shop now!

wildbirdstoreonline.com

Cancellations Order cancellations must be submitted to Wild Bird Store Online in writing prior order shipment.  Once an item is in the possession of the carrier (e.g. Fedex, UPS, USPS) it becomes your responsibility to obtain a Return Authorization Number to return the item if you wish to return it.   Returns & Exc

birdschoice.com

Birds Choice specializes in bird feeders and bird houses made from recycled materials, manufactured here in Chilton, Wisconsin, USA. All scrap material is recycled, keeping sustainability top of mind, because you shouldn't have to sacrifice the beauty of nature to enjoy it. Shop direct today!

nature-niche.com

Great gift ideas for holidays and special occasions!

birdhaven.com

Handcrafted by Amish families, Bird Haven’s bird feeders and birdhouses bring timeless beauty and lasting durability to your backyard. Made in the USA from recycled poly lumber, each eco-friendly design is built to endure seasons of bird activity while enhancing your outdoor space.

forthewildbirds.com

Winter Birding in Omaha: A Guide from Crinda of For The Wild Birds Winter in Omaha brings quiet mornings, frosty landscapes, and if you know how to look for them, an incredible variety of birdlife. During our Winter Bird Feeding Seminar, Crinda, owner of For The Wild Birds, walked attendees through everything you need to know to support and enjoy the birds that spend winter in our city. Whether you’re a seasoned backyard birder or a curious beginner, this recap gives you the highlights and most helpful tips from the presentation. Why Winter Birding Matters Winter is one of the most rewarding seasons for birdwatching. With leaves gone from the trees, birds are easier to see, and many species rely more heavily on feeders, water, and shelter provided by humans. Omaha’s fluctuating winter weather makes these resources especially important, and every feeder or heated birdbath truly makes a difference. Who You’ll See at Your Feeders Crinda shared a lineup of the most common and beloved winter birds in Omaha, along with what attracts them: Backyard Regulars Black-capped Chickadees – Small, bold, and charming; they love tube feeders with black-oil sunflower or suet. Tufted Titmice – Social flockmates of chickadees; fans of sunflower and peanuts. White-breasted Nuthatches – Known for climbing down tree trunks headfirst; enjoy sunflower and peanuts from suet cages or tubes. Downy & Hairy Woodpeckers – Frequent suet visitors (suet is almost a must for them!). Northern Cardinals – Icons of winter; prefer hopper or platform feeders with sunflower or safflower. Ground Feeders Dark-eyed Juncos (“Snowbirds”) – Arriving with the first cold snap; love millet and cracked corn on the ground but also need sustenance from sunflower and peanuts to survive. Mourning Doves – Gentle, ground-feeding birds that appreciate millet and corn but also need sustenance from sunflower and peanuts to survive. Finches & Colorful Visitors House Finches and American Goldfinc

hpotter.com

H Potter Return Policy Items Must be Unused, In order to be eligible for return, items must be unused, in the original packaging.

theaudubonshop.com

We ship to the continental United States via what we call standard shipping.

kingsyard.com

Discover the ultimate backyard birding resource. Read Kingsyard's expert blog for bird feeding tips, feeder buying guides, bird identification, and fun facts.