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This striking new version of our Roman Feeder will impress any gardener or bird lover! At almost four feet tall, it is breathtaking in the landscape. Sure to be a new favorite in our line. 46" tall x 18" wide.

The YANKEE FLIPPER is the definitive squirrel proof bird feeder. Birds love to eat from it, but squirrels are prevented from eating from it in a way that will make you smile. The weight activated feeding perch is calibrated to react to a squirrel's weight. When a squirrel steps on the perch, a connection is made with a motor that makes the perch spin, and the squirrel is flipped off the feeder. Thus, the name Yankee Flipper. The unit comes equipped with rechargeable nicad batteries and a battery recharger. Would you expect anything less of Droll Yankees? 21" long, 4 ports, 4 qt. capacity. #YF.

The spiral feeder is designed to hold suet, fruit and other bird snacks. Also may be used as a nesting material holder. The spiral feeder will attract chickadees, nuthatches, titmouse and other birds that like to cling acrobatically to feed. The spiral feeder is made of high quality spring wire.

Six separate feeding perches and cups hold either peanut butter or suet. Perches are too small for starlings and other large birds. Comes with recipe for peanut butter mix, a favorite for many backyard birds.(14-1/2"h x 4"w x 2"d)

This stylish feeder utilizes generous cavities for peanut butter or your own suet recipe. A full inch and a half of Southern Cypress, the body sandwiches wire mesh to assist in retaining the mixture. Accessible from each side, this feeder becomes a bird magnet. The Western Red Cedar roof offers some protection from the elements. The hanger is of vinyl coated wire cable with swaged end fittings. Height: 13 " Width: 7 " Ridge Length: 4 3/4 "

This feeder is the perfect haven for the standard 5" square suet basket. The Western Red Cedar roof offers protection from the elements and the rough sawn Southern Cypress tail brace provides perfect perching and support for the woodpeckers. The suet basket (not included) is securely held in place yet can be easily removed for filling and cleaning. There is free access to the suet from each side. The Diamond Suet Feeder is suspended from a durable vinyl coated wire cable with swaged end fittings. Height: 17 3/4 " Width: 9 1/2 " Ridge Length: 7 "

This feeder is for all the varied wildlife that may inhabit your backyard including ducks, raccoons, squirrels, goats, whatever! Wood hopper holds 5 quarts of feed, which dispenses food to trays on both sides to feed creatures for days. (18"h x 15"w x 15"d)

This popular window feeder allows you to view your birds so close you won't believe it with one way mirror film encasing the glass. You see the birds, they don't see you! This feeder fits inside your window sill and its convenient trap door allows you to clean it and refill it right from inside your home. Its unique engineering allows you to shut and lock your window with the feeder in place and snugly fits double hung windows up to 39" wide with its adjustable side panels. The feeder is constructed of show quality cedar and features a shatter-proof window for your viewing pleasure. Installation is a snap, no nails or screws, no mess. Even comes complete with additional insulation material if you live in colder climates. You can fill it with your favorite seed and watch the birds in your living room within minutes of taking it out of the box. Whether you live in a city apartment or on a farm this feeder will delight you for years to come. 22 inches long X 8 inches deep X 13 inches high.

Mount this small, screen feeder to your window, add sunflower seed and enjoy the birds. Ideal for casement windows where access can be difficult, but this feeder can be filled with ease.

Put an orange on the skewer, and watch the colorful orioles sit on the perch and enjoy it. Put one on each side for twice the enjoyment. Feeder hangs easily with attached cord.(8-3/4"h x 7-1/4"w x 6"d)

15" Diameter and 24" Chain.

15" Diameter and 24" Chain.

15" Diameter and 24" Chain.

15" Diameter and 24" Chain.

15" Diameter Bowl and 9" Wide x 23" High pedestal. Come in Verdigris, Rust and Weathered Limestone.

15" Diameter Bowl and 9" Wide x 23" High pedestal. Come in Verdigris, Rust and Weathered Limestone.

15" diameter bowl with 9" Wide x 23" High pedestal. Available in Verdigris, Rust or Weathered Limestone.

Constructed with 3/4" thick cypress lumber! Roofed with Heartwood's finest, stonewashed shingles and topped with a solid white finial and copper weather ring. Two compartments. Top removes for cleaning. 22' x 13' diam. 1 1/2" hole.

Beauty and the best! This spectacular round feeder has classical lines that are unsurpassed by our competitors. This fly thorough with its tall Jeffersonian columns will just dominate a back-yard setting. Made from completely new cellular PVC, this machine-milled feeder will last for years. No paint to crack, peel, or fade. This material is solid color throughout. It can be cleaned but cannot rot or deteriorate. This construction material can be found on finer custom homes. White with our stonewashed cypress shingle roof with 4" copper trim and 4-1/2-brass finial. Has no equal in styling/durability. Mounting bracket/screws included. Dimensions : 16" diameter x 35" high

What a place to dine. Bird buffet at its best. Solid cypress construction. Oversized steeple is seed silo dispenser equipped with baffle for constant seed flow. Roofed in cypress shingles with verdigris copper trim. Mounting brackets/screws provided. The birds are singing in this church! Dimensions : 12" x 13" x 28"

This spectacular feeder will add beauty and nostalgia to your backyard. Let this covered feeding area protect your songbirds as this real roof protected bridges a century ago. Typical solid cypress construction with shingled roof and copper trim. Solid copper seed pan slides out for easy filling and cleaning. Post mount (brackets included) or place on a wall or table. Dimensions : 11"x12"x36"

Hangs on house or fence! Constructed with 3/4" thick cypress lumber! Roofed with Heartwood's finest, stonewashed shingles and topped with a solid white finial and copper weather ring. Top removes for cleaning. 15' x 19 x 20". 1 1/2" hole.

For those who prefer "five-star" dining. This feeder goes beyond elegance and epitomizes our dedication to be on the cutting edge of design and materials for nature products. We purchase cutoff mahogany stock as surplus cutoffs from a door/window shop and utility these short pieces in our construction process. The genuine quarried slate is taken from older structures that have been dismantled. This material utilization saves natural resources and energy that is good for Heartwood, our customers and their birds. Graceful arches, stately columns and capitals along with the hard rubbed oil finish make this piece a must have. In addition to use as a bird feeder, the Bird Bistro becomes a wonderful indoor accessory as a plant holder. Available in two sizes, and in two finishes: natural mahogany and white. Large bistro dimensions: 16" x 16" x 44"

This feeder has a definite oriental styling flair. The roof is corrugated verdigris copper with copper trim and top cap. Fly through style encourages use by all types of birds. Seed tray in bottom is solid copper with clever latch removal for easy and thorough cleaning. Mounting bracket/screws included. This oriental buffet is here to stay. Dimensions: 17" x 17" x 29"

For those who prefer "five-star" dining. This feeder goes beyond elegance and epitomizes our dedication to be on the cutting edge of design and materials for nature products. We purchase cutoff mahogany stock as surplus cutoffs from a door/window shop and utility these short pieces in our construction process. The genuine quarried slate is taken from older structures that have been dismantled. This material utilization saves natural resources and energy that is good for Heartwood, our customers and their birds. Graceful arches, stately columns and capitals along with the hard rubbed oil finish make this piece a must have. In addition to use as a bird feeder, the Bird Bistro becomes a wonderful indoor accessory as a plant holder. Available in two sizes, and in two finishes: natural mahogany and white. Small bistro dimensions: 11" x 11" x 30

For serious martin lovers. You must be serious if you are considering investing over $600 for a purple martin house. Let us tell you why this is actually an intelligent buy. First of all, this house retails in fine garden centers for more than $975.00 to $1200.00! The quality, craftsmanship, and durability are exquisite. Each house is hand made-to-order of cypress, a wood that stands the test of time. Constructed in a craft shop in the hills of North Carolina, this piece is recognized as the finest purple martin house on the market today and represents the quality of craftsmanship still available in the United States today. If you are looking for an heirloom quality house that will last for generations and add a distinctive center piece to your backyard habitat, this is the house you have been searching for. Divided into 24 compartments, this condo will hold as many purple martin families. The base is made with finger joints on the corners, and the ledge on each floor serves as a perch, so that you receive greater viewing times with these magnificent birds. The top is made of fabricated metal which gives the impression of copper and is removable for annual clean-outs. Total weight equals approximately 70 lbs. It is painted white, with six applications of paint. 23 inches wide x 3 feet eight inches in height. Shipped in two boxes due to its size and to assure its arrival in perfect condition. Fits well on a 6 x 6 or 8 x 8 inch post (not included) in your garden. Mounting materials are included, along with simple step by step directions. Congratulations, you wanted the finest purple martin house available and you have found it!

This beautiful home is for those that demand the highest level of quality construction for their Purple Martins. This Martin House has eight nesting compartments and is made with a surrounding rail for perching. You will delight at watching your birds perched atop of the railing. The top is antiqued brown cypress with copper trim and flag to welcome the Martins home every year. 24 inches square by 25 incehs tall. Mounting package is included. Shipped in two separate boxes, this beautiful handcrafted piece normally retails for more than $625.

Searching for a unique garden accent that will attract Purple Martins? Consider the Pagoda. Hand made in the hills of North Carolina, you will marvel at the level of detail and craftsmanship of this piece. The Pagoda Martin House is made of cypress ( a wood that will last a life time) with hand cut cedar shake shingles and is divided into six compartments. Mount it 12 feet to 15 feet high to attract purple martins, or mount it lower for small songbirds (mounting plate and accessories included). The back is removable for easy annual cleaning. Available painted olive green or white as shown. Please make your selection as to color when ordering. We are pleased to offer such a unique, high quality house at such an affordable price.

This bird feeder will attract a myriad of backyard birds when filled with sunflower seed. The unique, hand-turned design is meticulously constructed from twelve staves, glued with a durable, waterproof adhesive. Included is a double-ended dowel screw to provide easy mounting on a post or other flat surface. The removable roof provides ready access to the 2-quart seed cavity. As with all our Garden Designs, it is recommended that this item be treated with boiled linseed oil or another non-toxic sealer to insure many years of enjoyment.

This Martin House is built to attach to a large wall, house, or the side of a shed. The design is a variation of the Ultimate Martin House. It comes equipped with a decorative base bracket to support the weight of the house. It is 62"" tall including bracket and 22"" wide.

The finest bluebird house on the market! Predator guard is standard to keep starlings, squirrels and other undesirables out, while small floor discourages sparrow nests. RANGE: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding range and Mexico. HABITAT: Enjoys open woodlands, fields and farmlands with scattered trees. (12-1/2"h x 6"w x 8-1/2"d)

Same functionality as our standard Eastern Bluebird House, but a "no frills" variety without the pretty features that don't impress the birds. For those who want to put up an extensive bluebird trail at a reasonable price. (12-1/2"h x 6"w x 8"d)

Designed by Frank Zuern to be a safer nesting place for Eastern Bluebirds, this horizontal box simulates a hollow tree branch. Over 90% nest near the back of the box, behind a vertical baffle, out of the reach of predators. RANGE: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding range and Mexico. HABITAT: Prefers open woodlands and farmlands with scattered trees.

(6-1/4"h x 6"w x 19-3/4"d)

The largest of the bluebird houses, this box provides an ideal cavity for the only "all-blue" bluebird.

RANGE: Breeds from southern Alaska, Mackenzie and Manitoba south to western Nebraska, New Mexico, Arizona and west to the coast. Winters from British Columbia and Montana south through western U.S.

HABITAT: Breeds in high mountain meadows with scattered trees and bushes; in winter descends to lower elevations, where it prefers the plains and grasslands.

(12-1/2"h x 7-1/4"w x 9"d)

This sparrow-resistant house, similar to our standard bluebird house, has a circular opening in the roof. Naturally, bluebirds will nest in rotten fence posts and stumps, so sun and rain do not deter them. On the other hand, sparrows are not as tolerant. A durable, coated wire barrier prevents predators from entering through the top. In addition, a plastic cap is included to provide shelter after the bluebirds have started nesting and/or can be used to feed mealworms to hungry chicks.

RANGE: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding range and Mexico.

HABITAT: Enjoys open woodlands, fields and farmlands with scattered trees.

(12-1/2"h x 6"w x 8-1/2"d)

This design is popular because it discourages cats and other predators. Since the bottom tapers, less nesting material is needed. The front opens easily for observation and cleaning. Mount this box high on a post so that potential occupants can be easily observed from a distance.

RANGE: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding range and Mexico.

HABITAT: Enjoys open woodlands, fields and farmlands with scattered trees.

(17"h x 7"w x 9"d)

This Kentucky style, slot entrance bluebird house is designed to thwart sparrows. According to research at the University of Kentucky, bluebirds prefer a slot entrance to the standard circular hole -- sparrows prefer the opposite. In addition, sparrows don't like a shallow box and bluebirds don't seem to mind. This box is only 5" deep but if sparrows still continue to be a problem, a wooden insert is included to reduce the depth even more. Sparrows rarely use the 3-1/2" depth, but bluebirds will still occupy it.

RANGE: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding range and Mexico.

HABITAT: Enjoys open woodlands, fields and farmlands with scattered trees.

(10"h x 6"w x 8-1/2"d)

Needing a slightly larger chamber and entrance hole than their eastern counterpart, this house is ideal for the vivid Western Bluebird.

RANGE: Breeds in throughout the West, north from western Alberta and southern British Columbia, south down the West Coast to Baja and east to eastern New Mexico and western Texas. Winters within most of the breeding range.

HABITAT: Loves open woodlands and pastures.

America's smallest woodpecker, the Downy is a backyard favorite. They are friendly little birds that enjoy being around people. Since Downys tend to use nest boxes in the winter as roosts to escape the cold, one might want to put up a house in the fall. Comes standard with slate squirrel guard and wood chips.

RANGE: Resides throughout eastern United States.

HABITAT: Likes open forests of mixed growth, orchards, swamps.

(15-1/2"h x 5-3/4"w x 8"d)

The Northern Flicker is a woodpecker that utilizes a bird house quite readily. If there is a problem with a flicker pecking a hole in a building, fill the this house with wood chips and position it over the unwanted excavation to provide a more suitable nesting location.

RANGE: Resides throughout the U.S. and Canada.

HABITAT: Prefers open country with trees, parks and large gardens; especially in or at the edge of open woods..

(17-3/4"h x 9-1/4"w x 11"d)

Only a few varieties of woodpeckers will live in a man-made box, but the Hairy, Red-headed and Red-bellied Woodpeckers regularly do so. This house comes with wood chips and a slate predator guard to keep squirrels from enlarging the entrance hole.

RANGE: Resides throughout the U.S. and Canada, and north to Alaska. Some northern birds move south for the winter.

HABITAT: Lives in or at the edge of open woods, preferring deciduous forests.

(17-1/2"h x 7-1/2"w x 9-3/4"d)

This bee home features 24 holes to attract non-stinging, docile solitary Orchard Mason Bees. Orchard Mason Bees are nature's best pollinators, and they are unable to excavate their own holes for nesting. They are easily attracted to wood block with nesting tubes and can be raised by anyone. Complete instructions and information is included. For more information on Orchard Mason Bees, please see our "Resource Center."

Provide a home for one of nature's best pollinators. Of the more than 20,000 species of bees, two of the most common are the blue orchard bee and the horn-faced bee. One-half to two-thirds the size of a honey bee, these passive bees live only six to eight weeks but lay eggs in this house. The eggs remain dormant through the fall and winter, and offspring emerge in the spring to pollinate plants. Hangs near the garden and requires no maintenance.

(12"h x 3-1/2"w x 4-1/4"d)

Bee's need homes too, especially when they are doing all the work in your garden. 11" tall 8" deep, install it in a sunny spot nearest to your flowering bushes, fragrant plants or fruit trees. Your plants will thank you.

Provide a valuable habitat for ladybirds, and mason bees with this carefully designed bug box. Ladybird food for bug box, lasts up to 12 months.

This food is similar to the adult lacewing's favorite food. Ladybugs like it too! Includes mixing bottle. Makes 2 ounces.

A sheltered bug diner to ensure those beneficial bugs stay in the garden. Includes food and mixing bottle. Size: 5" x 5" x 8 3/4"H.

Sheltered hideaway for spiders frames their artful webs for easy observation.

Observe nature's silk tapestries while promoting natural pest control in your garden! This specially designed frame is a "picture window" for looking into your friendly neighborhood spiders' webwork. Quick assembly requires no tools.

Includes 12" by 12" wooden frame with shelter for spiders, 18" dowel, instructions and spider facts. Made in the USA.

Join Julie Zickefoose for a journey into the not-so-secret lives of this favorite family of birds. From the dinky downy to the cackling pileated, Julie offers a definitive account of woodpeckers, describing their food preferences, housing choices, and sometimes baffling behavior.

Did you know that 85 species of North American birds use nest boxes or natural cavities? Author Scott Shalaway reveals the lessons he's learned in years of backyard study. You'll find out what works and what doesn't work; you'll get species profiles of the most prolific cavity nesters; and the beautiful photographs that accompany the text will amaze and delight you.

A great backyard bird sanctuary starts from the ground up. Water, food, nesting habitat, cover---all the essentials are addressed by David Donnelly in this groundbreaking (!) effort. You'll bring in the birds and thank BWD.

This will enlighten any backyard bird-feeding enthusiast. It's filled with practical tips---everything from suet to nuts. Author Julie Zickefoose shares her secrets for setting up a feeding station that will bring your yard to life.

The perfect bluebird landlord manual! Learn how to get the greatest number of healthy bluebirds and the most enjoyment from your bluebird boxes. Dazzling color photographs and illustrations make this comprehensive handbook an outstanding value.

Butterfly expert Jeffrey Glassberg covers each aspect of butterflies, including their choice of habitat, their life cycle and reproductive behavior, and how their appearance distinguishes them in the natural world. Also included are tips on attracting and photographing butterflies.

This guide offers excellent guidance for attracting and hosting hummingbirds. Any gardener or backyard bird watcher in North America can expect a hummingbird to visit during the warmer months. Eager hummingbird watchers should be prepared to greet these tiny beauties with flowering plants and nectar feeders. Detailed plant and flower charts.

The first-ever complete handbook for the purple martin landlord. Packed with priceless info, it includes a scout-arrival-dates map, a predator baffle design, and a troubleshooting chart.

Learn about the world of squirrels and the ways you can attract, distract, or repel them. Squirrel expert Howard Youth recounts stories from the squirrel/feeder war front, profiles a colorful roundup of North American squirrels, and outlines ways of keeping squirrels away from your feeders.

A field guide to more than 80 common feeder visitors across North America. The booklet's introduction tells you how to identify a bird. The rest of the booklet is devoted to photographs of each species, with ranges, field marks, and food preferences.

Learn about the secret lives of these gentle mammals and how they benefit us. Researchers Kim Williams and Rob Mies dispel common myths, answer frequently asked questions, profile North America's six most regularly seen bat species, and provide information about bat conservation.

Purchase the entire Bird Watcher's Digest Press booklet series! Includes 11 titles: Enjoying Squirrels More (or Less!) Enjoying Bluebirds More Enjoying Butterflies More Creating Your Backyard Bird Garden Enjoying Purple Martins More Enjoying Hummingbirds More A Guide to Bird Homes Understanding Bats An I.D. Guide to Common Backyard Birds Enjoying Bird Feeding More Enjoying Woodpeckers More