Seed Bird Feeders

They’re always the go-to choice for anyone serious about helping backyard birds. We offer one of the best selections of bird seed feeders you’ll find anywhere—each one beautifully designed to look right at home in any size yard.

From sturdy sunflower seed bird feeders to feeders designed for seed blends and mixes, we’ve got a setup for every bird and every season. Add a bird feeder seed catcher or seed tray for bird feeder to help keep things tidy while you enjoy the show.

Go for super-tough, no-nonsense feeders built to deliver for years. Or pick up a colorful gift—like a seed bird feeder or safflower seed bird feeder—perfect for first-time birders or young wildlife lovers. We also carry bird feeders for sunflower hearts, black sunflower seeds, and shelled seeds.

Whether you’re after a bird feeder with seed catcher tray or want to try a bird seed cylinder feeder, you’ll find quality options that attract birds and keep seed waste low. Don’t miss our range of seed bird feeder squirrel proof models for added peace of mind.

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Questions & Answers

What types of seed bird feeders are best for attracting finches and chickadees?

Tube feeders are ideal for finches and chickadees. Fill them with nyjer seeds or sunflower hearts to attract these small birds. A nyjer seed feeder with multiple ports allows several birds to feed at once.

What types of birds are attracted to sunflower hearts in a seed feeder?

Sunflower hearts attract a wide variety of birds, including cardinals, bluejays, finches, chickadees, and woodpeckers. They're easy for birds to eat and provide high nutritional value.

How often should I refill my seed bird feeder?

The frequency with which you refill your seed bird feeder depends on how quickly the birds consume the food. If you’re attracting a lot of birds, you may need to refill the feeder every few days. During colder months, when food is more scarce, birds may visit your feeder more often, and you’ll need to refill it more frequently. Always check the seeds for spoilage or mold, and replace them if needed to keep the birds healthy.