Caged Feeders: Grid Size Decides Everything
A caged feeder is the least clever and most dependable answer to squirrels. There is no spring to adjust, no …
Chickadee Feeder: One Seed at a Time
Chickadees are almost always the first birds to find a new feeder. They are curious, they scout constantly, and they …
Bird Feeder With Camera: What the App Actually Sees
A camera feeder promises something a regular feeder cannot: the bird at arm’s length, filling the frame, held still long …
Birdfy vs Bird Buddy: Which One Keeps Working
These two are the shortlist for most people buying their first camera feeder, and they are genuinely different products rather …
Stones in a Bird Bath: Grip, Depth and Bees
Putting stones in a bird bath is the oldest trick in backyard birding and one of the few that costs …
How to Keep Bees Away From Hummingbird Feeders
By August the feeder can look less like a hummingbird station and more like an insect convention. A dozen bees …
Purple Martin House: A Colony Is a Commitment
Every other nest box in this niche is a thing you screw to a post and check twice a summer. …
No Mess Bird Seed: Hulled, Sprout Free and Worth It
The feeder is a joy and the ground under it is a disgrace. Hulls, discarded millet, sprouted sunflower coming up …
Brome Squirrel Buster Reviewed Across the Range
Ask a room full of backyard feeders which squirrel resistant feeder they own and a large share of them will …
Cardinal Feeder: The Perch Width That Decides It
Cardinals are the bird most people are actually trying to attract when they buy their first feeder, and they are …
Built In Camera or a Camera You Add Yourself
There are two ways to end up watching birds on your phone. You can buy a feeder with the camera …
Birdfy Feeder Review: Where Netvue Cuts and Where It Holds
Birdfy is the camera feeder line from Netvue, and the Amazon listings say so on the box: they are titled …