Seed tray slides out
Nature Anywhere Birds-I-View Window Bird Feeder
Refill the tray without pulling the feeder off the glass. Three suction cups.
A suction-cup feeder such as the Nature Anywhere Birds-I-View brings birds to the glass with no drilling; mark the rest of the window so birds see it.
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Seed tray slides out
Refill the tray without pulling the feeder off the glass. Three suction cups.
Seed, fruit, suet or mealworms
Holds 2 cups; a sloped roof and drain holes keep the food drier.
Hummingbirds at the glass
Three suction cups; the two-part base comes off for washing every 2 to 3 days.
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Aspects · Nectar feeder
Hummingbirds at the window: 8 oz of nectar on a suction-cup bracket, with a perch that keeps the bird in view.
Keep in mind: Suction cups hold best on clean, smooth glass; check the hold at every refill.
Aspects · Nectar feeder
A small 4 oz window feeder, so you only ever mix as much nectar as one or two birds finish.
Keep in mind: At 4 oz it empties fast where several hummingbirds visit; a busy window may need the 8 oz Jewel Box.
Aspects · Window feeder
Seed at the window under a clear roof; the reservoir slides out to fill and wash.
Keep in mind: Treat the glass around it with markers no more than 2 inches apart; a close feeder does not make the window safe on its own.
Birds Choice · Nectar feeder
Hummingbirds at the window: the feeder lifts off its suction cups to wash, and the cups stay on the glass.
Keep in mind: About 3.5 oz: enough for a day or two, the time nectar keeps in heat.
Birds Choice · Window feeder
A seed tray at the window for chickadees, titmice and cardinals; it lifts off its suction cups to fill and wash.
Keep in mind: Treat the glass around it with markers no more than 2 inches apart.
Duncraft · Mealworm feeder
Bluebirds at your window: mealworms behind 1.5 in openings, under a clear roof.
Keep in mind: Bluebirds need open grass near the house to find it.
Duncraft · Window feeder
Woodpeckers at the window: one suet cake held by clips, on suction cups.
Keep in mind: Plain suet softens in heat and can smear on the glass; use no-melt cakes in summer.
Duncraft · Window feeder
A seed hopper on the glass that holds 2¾ lb, with a lift-off roof to refill.
Keep in mind: Treat the glass around it so birds see the window.
Duncraft · Mealworm feeder
Bluebirds at your window: mealworms behind 1½ in openings under a clear roof.
Keep in mind: Bluebirds need open grass near the house to find it.
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