In the market for a new feeder for your backyard birds? Check out the best-selling bird feeders that customers can't stop buying.
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In the market for a new feeder for your backyard birds? Check out the best-selling bird feeders that customers can't stop buying.
Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases.
Your thirsty hummingbirds will love drinking sugar-water from these bird feeders. There’s 10 feeding stations to reduce territorial behavior. The feeder’s red top and base will catch the birds’ attention. Add an ant moat to deter pesky insects.
Check out 14 questions about hummingbird feeders answered by experts.
With this adorable oriole feeder, you can skewer oranges to the spikes and fill the cup with grape jelly. Birds can perch on the metal flower petals to eat.
Psst—learn what birds eat oranges from fruit feeders.
This is a classic hopper style feeder in a hexagon shape. Seed flows out on the bottom for birds to eat. The roof blocks birds from rain and offers shade. The clear sides let you easily see when the feeder needs refilling or cleaning.
This is one of the best hummingbird feeders because it’s so simple, and it is harder for bees and wasps to reach the sweet stuff. Just snap off the top, pour in the nectar and hang it up on a hook or pole. And two feeders means you can feed twice as many hummingbirds!
Goldfinches don’t need expensive or fancy feeders. These soft mesh sock feeders are popular for a reason—they attract tons of tiny songbirds to feast on thistle seed. This pack includes two replacement socks and a dome shaped reservoir with a hanging cable.
Check out more of the best finch feeders.
We love a bird feeder that is multi-purpose. You can fill this one up with peanut pieces, sunflower seeds or mealworms. Reviewers say they attracted bluebirds, titmice, chickadees and wrens.
You can’t ever go wrong with a basic tube feeder. Several species of birds seem to prefer these types of feeders the best. Fill it up with sunflower or safflower seed. You can hang the feeder on a hook or attach it directly to a pole.
This bird feeder deters squirrels because their weight pushes down the perch, blocking access to the seed inside. You can also make the springs on the perch more sensitive to block out bully birds like grackles and blackbirds. But your favorite small songbirds can still eat undisturbed.
This metal hopper feeder is designed to look like a decorative garden lantern. It holds more than 4 pounds of bird seed! We think it would be a beautiful addition to a pollinator garden.