Bird Feeders

Bird feeders in the United States can attract a variety of species depending on the region. Here’s a list of common birds you can attract across different parts of the country, taking into account specific habitats, food preferences, and seasons:

Northeast: Northern Cardinal, Red-headed Woodpecker, Song Sparrow

Southeast: Purple Finch, Pileated Woodpecker, Northern Mockingbird

Midwest: Red-bellied Woodpecker, American Goldfinch, White-breasted Nuthatch

Southwest: Anna's Hummingbird, Gila Woodpecker, Blue Grosbeak, Lawrence's Goldfinch

Northwest: Purple Finch, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Acorn Woodpecker, European Starling

West: Cassin's Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, House Finch

South: Blue Grosbeak, Brown-headed Nuthatch, Ruby-throated Hummingbird

Gulf Coast: Brown-headed Nuthatch, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Carolina Wren, House Finch

Max Warehouse is an excellent shopping choice when selecting the best bird feeders for your outdoor space because we prioritize durability and weather resistance. Here’s why our bird feeders are an excellent fit for your garden:

• Our feeders are crafted from robust materials like metal, treated wood, and durable plastics, explicitly chosen for their ability to withstand adverse weather conditions.
• Many of our feeders feature weather-resistant coatings that provide an extra layer of protection, preventing rust and corrosion.
• The design and construction of our feeders prioritize strength and stability, ensuring they can withstand strong winds and other environmental stresses without tipping over or getting damaged.

After winter, birds often return to cities, and we can help these species feel comfortable, especially in large urban areas. Here are some excellent options:

• Perky-Pet Wild Bird Copper Bird Feeder: This feeder's innovative design will  attract many birds to your backyard. It dispenses seeds into the tray and stops when it is full.
• Audubon Wild Bird Metal Tube Bird Feeder: This is an excellent addition to your patio or garden, featuring 4 metal seed ports that provide solid perches for various birds.
• Perky-Pet Squirrel Stumper Wild Bird 3 lb Metal/Plastic Bird Feeder: This feeder features eight feeding ports, a twist-lock top, and a 3 lb seed capacity. It also has a clear seed container for easy seed-level monitoring.
• Perky-Pet Finch Metal Mesh Bird Feeder: This feeder allows for clinging and perching and accommodates many birds simultaneously. Its two independent seed compartments hold sunflower seeds and thistle.

Yes, nectar feeders are perfect for attracting hummingbirds and other bird species. Some ideal examples include:

• Perky-Pet Hummingbird Nectar Feeder: this feeder is designed to make your yard irresistible to hummingbirds. It has an attention-catching color, four flower-shaped ports with perches, and a 16-oz nectar capacity. 
• Perky-Pet Hummingbird Nectar Feeder with Flashlight: simple yet effective, this feeder features four flower-shaped feeding ports that accommodate multiple hummingbirds at once and a lantern-shaped reservoir that adds a focal point to any setting.
• Perky-Pet Hummingbird Plastic Window-Mount Nectar Feeder: allows up to 2 hummingbirds to perch at a time, holding up to 8 oz of liquid nectar.

• Black oil sunflower seed: attracts cardinals, finches, chickadees, woodpeckers, and sparrows.
• Striped sunflower seed: preferred by woodpeckers and jays.
• Bird seed mixes: typically include millet, canary seed, cracked corn, and oats, which attract sparrows, doves, quail, and blackbirds.
• Suet: is a mix of animal fat and other ingredients that attract woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches, and jays. 
• Peanuts: attract jays, woodpeckers, and chickadees.
• Cracked corn: ideal for ducks, doves, sparrows, and pheasants.
• Nectar (for hummingbirds): can be bought or made with a sugar-water solution.
• Fruits: Grapes, oranges, apples, and berries attract thrushes, orioles, robins, and tanagers.

Perky-Pet: offers a wide range of feeders, including nectar, tube, and platform feeders, known for their excellent value and easy availability.

Audubon: This company produces feeders in collaboration with the National Audubon Society for bird conservation, focusing on their attractiveness to various birds.

Woodlink is known for its wooden and metal feeders, ideal for rustic outdoor environments and sturdy and aesthetically pleasing.

Squirrels often take advantage of bird feeders, so models are designed to be squirrel-proof. Perky-Pet is a highly recognized brand for such feeders, for example:

• Perky-Pet Squirrel Stumper Wild Bird 3 lb Metal/Plastic Bird Feeder: Features a wire barrier that protects against squirrel damage, eight feeding ports, a twist-lock top, and a 3 lb seed capacity.
• Perky-Pet Wild Bird Copper Bird Feeder: This feeder includes the Sure-Lock cap system, an innovative squirrel-proof feature that keeps the lid secure and prevents squirrels from accessing the seeds.

These steps ensure a safe, healthy environment for birds and extend the lifespan of feeders:

1. Clean regularly every two weeks, weekly in warm/humid weather. Remove fallen seeds and droppings.
2. Check for damages like cracks, broken or loose parts.
3. Avoid moldy or damp seeds to prevent mold.
4. For nectar feeders, change the food every 2-3 days in warm and 4-5 days in cold weather.
5. Avoid using toxic cleaners and pesticides for cleaning.