Outdoor Living » Hanging Feeders

Our Aurora birdfeeder features an elegant inlayed arch design and seeded glass inserts that make this a distinctive bird feeder a unique garden accent. An antique brass electro-plated finish enhances the beauty of this garden accent. Shielded feeding holes minimize wasted seed while drainage holes ...

- Hand-painted glass nectar container. - Easy to fill and clean. - Four bee-resistant metal feeding flowers.

Copper and stained glass hummingbird-design bird feeder. Holds 4 cups. 7 1/2" diameter x 25" high.

Individually handthrown on the potter's wheel in North Carolina, the durable "Beehive" Stoneware Seed Feeder is an ideal mix of form and function. Seed is dispensed on opposite sides of the beehive-shaped reservoir onto a feeding tray broad enough for small and medium songbirds. Includes drainage ...

Comes with a National Geographic hangtag booklet with care instructions, how to attract hummingbirds to your backyard setting as well as an exclusive nectar recipe by Dr. George Watson, renowned National Geographic ornithologist.

These are not your normal Ho-Hum Hummingbird feeders. These colorful glass bottle feeders are held with coiled and sculptured wire and decorated with bead ornaments.

Sleek, eye-catching and forward functional, this state of the art hummingbird feeder comes with four pedal shaped feeding apertures and a wrap-around perch that's welded to the die-cast aluminum base for resting hummingbirds. The threaded neck on the hand-blown glass reservoir screws into the base ...

Like Cherries? You will love this Glass and Wire Cherry Shaped Hummingbird Feeder, It's a great idea!

Copper Designed Base with Solid Copper Roof, adorn with colored glass beads house this Zimbal Hummingbird Feeder. Welcome those little fluttering critters with a tasty drink.

Birds that use this feeder: * blackbirds, bluebirds, cardinals, chickadees, doves, finches, flickers, goldfinches, grackles, grosbeaks, jays, juncos, kinglets, mockingbirds, nuthatches, redpolls, siskins, sparrows, starlings, titmice, towhees, woodpeckers, and wrens