Once built there will be two large open gaps on either side where the wild birds perch to feed on the seeds, mealworms or peanuts. Every birder is a nature lover. This means that they understand what birds really need. That includes safe, clean, and comfortable. Thanks to Nature’s Hangout, their best squirrel proof window bird feeder, is an answer to the safety of my feathery guests. The squirrels have no way of getting into the seeds so that is less headache for me. Depending on where you are currently located, Walmart is probably the most convenient shopping place you can visit to find the best choices. This giant wholesale chain might even give you the extra fun with their regular discounts and promotions. Similarly, Lowe’s also have a whole aisle of bird products including seeds and bird accessories. Seed feeders: A hanging seed feeder can attract a range of small birds including sparrows, tits and finches. These can come in a variety of sizes and are typically made of plastic or metal.

Considering the two types of window bird feeders, I believe that Nature Gear for feeders with seed tray and Juegoal for hummingbird window feeders. They both have beautiful design, which means they are good for the window with or without the birds and they function as they should – attract the birds to your window during feeding time. Most, if not all of their products are made of strong acrylic transparent plastic that are weatherproof and lightweight. Birds love them and I do too. Window bird feeders on the other hand require a lighter material so suction cups can support or carry. If you live in an apartment with no available space for gardening, this window bird feeder is your best choice. Smaller option than all of Meripac's collection combined, but the compact feeder is still highly practical with a roof for keeping food dry. Wildlife Friend: 3-in-1 Window Bird Feeder

Final time I list Meripac I promise, but seeing as they make the best window bird feeders on the market, its hard not to feature all options. Nature is clearly a leader in creating usable, practical and functional window bird feeders. This pure view is one of the best bird feeders attached to window designs. First, I am in love with the arch. The space below the arch is perfect for the birds to socialise with another bird while feeding – always a beautiful view. The seed dispenser is a great feature too. It has a systemic control of how much seed the bottom seed tray can accommodate, which also keeps it dry. Filling it is also made easy by the wide mouth protected by the beautiful wooden roof lid. I like the country feel that this feeder gives.

Protecting the feeding tray from the elements is an elegant, curved roof section while a three suction cup support is offered up. Choosing a best window bird feeder can be a bit complicated. No, confusing with the many designs and brands available in the market. One of my favorites is the Nature Gear brand. Their classic house window bird feeder is one to invest in for aesthetics and functionality. The acrylic plastic used for the entire feeder is also weatherproof. It is also highly recommended by previous users. Promoted for attracting small common garden birds only so while that decreases the odds of birds using it, it will sure help deter more nuisance, unwanted wild birds that often show up. Placement: Make sure that you mount your window bird feeder in the middle of the glass panel. You will still enjoy the squirrel’s frustration after every sliding from the glass after every unsuccessful attempt to reach the seed tray.Once assembled, place the window bird feeder at the center of your glass window. Make sure it is away from the ledge to avoid squirrels or ants. I like that the simple design is fully functional: a large seed container, a wide feeder area, a ledge to perch and a transparent roof-life design to protect the precious sunflower seeds, mixed seeds, and the birds from the sun and the rain. Another product I really love in my garden is Nature’s Hangout large birdhouse window feeder. It is perfect for double paneled glass windows as it can accommodate a few couples of birds all at once. Its seed tray can accommodate a variety of seeds such as sunflower, nuts, and few mealworms if necessary. The classic design also adds up to the extravagance of this design. Assembly will be required out of the box, but I can guarantee this will be complete within a matter of minutes only. Same as above but a much narrowed down version of it, but that's OK because often less is more in terms of practicality.

According to The Humane Society of the United States, as long as you’re not bringing harm to wild animals by feeding them, then it’s fine to attract them to your yard with food. Make sure your bird feeders are safe and high enough to be away from predators (like on your window!), and maybe invest in some window clings to prevent birds from flying into your windows when approaching for seed, though it’s unlikely birds will collide with windows when feeders adhere directly to the glass panes. Rounded off shallow feeding tray that can hold seeds or peanuts, all while the birds can perch around the rim to feed. Simplicity at its best with this window bird seed feeder that offers no bells or whistles, but only a basic acrylic tray for inserting feed. Like garden bird feeders, window bird feeders offer the same purposes: to provide a space for the colorful flying friends to feed comfortably, and an excellent way to watch the birds up close and personal as the window feeder is usually made of transparent plastic allowing a clear view from the living room or the kitchen. Ultra-Strong Dual Suction Design: Powerfully robust dual suction cups with built-in vacuum clips, means this feeder will securely stay on your window in the hottest and coldest temperatures. Watch birds feed from inches away, with the assurance that your feeder is secure and safe.Ornate Design: Not only a functional bird feeder but Its elegant design makes it a perfect decorative addition for your home. So far, the birds even got used to my palm pretending to touch them from the inside part of my window pane. It’s a fascinating and relaxing experience, especially on bad days! Other birding and feeding mistakes that may occur include wrong seeds, keeping the window bird feeder seed tray empty for too long and filthy feeders are a no-no to the birds. They can survive foraging food in the wild so they may ignore your window bird feeder altogether. To avoid this, make sure to exert some effort to know your birds and what they need.

More than the hanging or mounting of a window bird feeder, you need to consider the size of your window vis-a-vis the size of the bird feeder. The perfect size gives you the perfect birds and the perfect unobstructed view of their feeding and socialising activities. My glass wall, sadly, is not roofed so I am ecstatic that Nature Gear made the roof exactly like a house, protecting the birds and the seeds from elements – rain and sunshine. The large tray can be filled with mixed seeds. And who wouldn’t like a dash of wild berries once in a while. Unmatched Bird-Watching Experience: Our Arch Window Bird Feeder brings the beauty of nature right to your window. Enjoy the unique experience of feeding and watching songbirds from inches away, all in the comfort of your own home. Full, reasonable height feeding tray that can be used for all types of wild bird feed, but bird seed is the likely contender for use. Cleanliness: Molds, smell, and even the aroma of the mixed seeds attract predators like squirrels. Clean and sanitise the area to deter squirrels from coming. Doing so will also make sure your feathery friends are healthy.KEEPS SEED FRESHER FOR LONGER & HUGE 2L CAPACITY & WEATHER RESISTANT] - Holds 2L of seed, so no need for constant refilling and unique protective arch design means no more seed clogging keeping the seed fresher for longer. The multiple perches allow lots of birds to feed at one time and the deliberate no mess design means that the birds do not soil in the seed, keeping the seed healthy and fresher for longer. Protection. Window feeders with extended roof will protect the seeds and the birds better than without. Another thing Nature’s Hangout got right is space for the mixed seeds. Yes, you can mix a few types of seeds if your area is frequented by nice, chirpy bird varieties. I have few finches and cardinals so that means some sunflower seeds, some thistles, some berries, or if you have extras treat them to some insects. Insects are a good source of protein so mixing them in their diet will surely help them become more beautiful and be ready for the nesting season. Non nonsense window bird feeder with suction cups this time that is not only small, but still offers up a hold for fat balls or fruit.