Which Feeder Attracts Which Bird: One Table
Most people buy a feeder first and find out afterward which birds it serves. That is backwards, and it is …
Window Bird Feeder With Camera: Suction Cups and Glare
A window feeder puts the bird closer than any other setup in this hobby. Add a camera and you get …
Weight Activated Feeders: The Mechanism That Closes
A weight activated feeder is the one design that lets you keep the big birds and lose the squirrels. A …
Suet Feeder for Woodpeckers: Tail Prop or Nothing
A woodpecker does not perch. It clings to a vertical surface and props itself with its tail, using the stiff …
WiFi Bird Feeder With Camera: Range and Dropouts
The single most common disappointment with a camera feeder has nothing to do with the camera. It is that the …
Glass or Plastic Hummingbird Feeder: What Survives
Glass or plastic is the question people ask in the store aisle, and it is usually the wrong one. Both …
Weatherproof Feeders: Drainage Beats Roof Size
The word weatherproof on a feeder listing almost always refers to the roof, and the roof is the part that …
Suet Feeder Guide: Cage, Upside Down and Tail Prop
A suet feeder is the cheapest thing in the yard and often the one that changes it most. Seed feeders …
Where to Mount a Camera Feeder for Usable Footage
People blame the camera when the footage is bad. Nine times out of ten the camera is fine and the …
Vinguys Bird Feeder With Camera: 2.5K and What It Buys
Vinguys is the brand people find when they start comparing resolution numbers. Its listings lead with 2.5K video and identification …
Squirrel Proof Suet Feeder: Cage Plus Weight
Suet is the hardest thing in the yard to defend. A seed tube holds seed a squirrel has to work …
Oriole Feeder: Jelly, Orange Halves and Nectar Ports
An oriole is not a seed bird, and that single fact explains why a yard full of busy sunflower feeders …