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Discover premium bird feeders built to attract more birds, resist weather, and make refilling easy. Shop now for lasting quality and enjoy birdwatching at its best!
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Find the Right Bird Feeder for You

Whether you are a beginner who is excited to set up your first feeder, or a seasoned backyard birder, we are sure to have the perfect bird feeder for you. Our selection of bird feeders contains the highest quality products on the market, each one built to last in your backyard bird habitat for years to come. 

Types of Bird Feeders 

Since 1952, Duncraft has been the brand that bird lovers trust when it comes to top-of-the-line platform feeders, hopper feeders, and tube feeders. These styles of feeders allow for multiple birds to feed at once, creating vibrant, active feeding stations that birds will flock to day after day. Squirrel proof feeders and caged feeders are designed to prevent large squirrels from accessing the food, keeping seed available to your birds, and providing a sanctuary where your birds can dine in peace. Discover our uniquely designed bluebird feeders, oriole feeders, and hummingbird feeders, each beautifully crafted with innovative features that work to attract the species of bird that you are looking for. Bring finches to your yard with one of our many styles of NyjerⓇ feeders, which are also sometimes known as thistle feeders. Attract woodpeckers with a suet feeder that includes a tail prop, designed to give these striking birds the support that they need to feed comfortably, just like do on tree trunks in the wild. 

Food for Your Feeder

Before you check out, be sure to explore our selection of high quality bird foods to stock your feeder with. Choose from among our premium bird seed blends, hot pepper bird seeds, mealworms, jellies, suet cakes, nectars and more. Every food we carry is carefully crafted to provide the flavor and nutrients that wild birds love, bringing happy, well-fed birds to your yard time and time again.

Bird Feeder Buying Guide & FAQs

The best bird feeder depends on the birds you want to attract and how you plan to mount it. Tube feeders are great for finches and chickadees, platform feeders attract a wide variety of birds, and hopper feeders hold more seed for busy feeding areas. If squirrels are a concern, squirrel-resistant or caged feeders help protect your seed.

Platform and hopper feeders tend to attract the widest variety of birds because they accommodate different feeding styles and seed types. Offering sunflower seed or mixed blends and placing feeders near cover will also increase bird activity.

Squirrel-proof bird feeders are designed to close access to seed when a squirrel’s weight is detected or to block squirrels with protective cages. They help reduce wasted seed and keep food available for birds, making them a smart investment for many backyards.

Cardinals prefer feeders with wide perches or open trays that accommodate their size. Platform feeders, tray feeders, and large hopper feeders work especially well when paired with sunflower seed or safflower seed.

Finches are best attracted to tube or mesh feeders designed for Nyjer® (thistle) seed. These feeders feature small ports or mesh surfaces that finches can cling to while feeding.

Hang bird feeders 5–10 feet off the ground and near natural cover like trees or shrubs so birds can easily escape predators. Keep feeders far enough from branches or structures to limit squirrel access. Follow the 5-7-9 rule for keeping squirrels off your bird feeders.

Metal bird feeders are typically more durable and resistant to chewing by squirrels, while plastic feeders are lightweight and allow you to see seed levels easily. Many birders choose metal feeders for longevity and all-weather use.

Bird feeders should be cleaned every 1–2 weeks, or more often during wet weather. Regular cleaning helps prevent mold and disease, keeping birds healthy and your feeding area safe.

Beginners often start with tube, hopper, or platform feeders because they attract many bird species and are easy to maintain. Choosing a feeder that’s simple to clean and refill will make bird feeding more enjoyable.