No matter what kind of songbirds you want to feed and attract, we found wooden bird feeders that are perfect for your backyard.
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No matter what kind of songbirds you want to feed and attract, we found wooden bird feeders that are perfect for your backyard.
Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases.
Large platform feeders attract bigger songbirds like grosbeaks and ground feeding birds like mourning doves. Securely mount these handmade wooden bird feeders to your deck or fence with screws. A mesh screen bottom allows rainwater to drain out.
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Offer birds a buffet in your yard with this wood seed and suet feeder. It holds two suet cakes and birds can eat seed from the tray on both sides.
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Larger red-bellied and pileated woodpeckers will appreciate the long tail prop on this cedar hanging suet feeder.
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This wooden tray feeder is open on all sides and can hold up to 4 pounds of seed. Birds that don’t typically visit feeding stations, like dark-eyed juncos, might stop by for a quick seed snack.
If bully birds are taking over your feeders, try this upside-down suet feeder. Acrobatic nuthatches will have no trouble accessing the suet but starlings will go elsewhere for an easy meal.
We love this adorable porch swing feeder. It is sure to stand out as a bright spot in your yard and attract your favorite songbirds. You can choose from 8 different colors and personalize the text.
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This wooden bird feeder is truly a piece of art! We love the elegant tree branches and tiny bird carved into the design. Fill the tray at the bottom with any type of birdseed—we especially recommend black oil sunflower seeds and safflower seeds.
How cute is this rustic wooden bird feeder! Simply fill up the mason jar with bird seed and wait for your feathered friends to fly over for a meal. Choose from brown, blue or barn red.
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For a truly unique gift for your birdies, try this log bird feeder carved out of cherry wood. Simply pour bird seed into the middle and hang it up. You could also smear peanut butter or spreadable suet on the bark. The seller also offers feeders made with walnut logs.
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Give your small songbirds a safe space with a caged bird feeder. Pigeons, grackles and blackbirds won’t be able to get inside but finches and chickadees will have no problems. Note that the cage is not removable; the manufacturer recommends cleaning the feeder with a high-pressure hose.
Want to attract orioles? Try this pine wood oriole feeder. It includes a removable cup for grape jelly and two pegs for oranges. You could also fill the cup with mealworms for bluebirds.
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