Bird Feeder Pole

People who have bird houses and bird feeders (bird lovers) need bird feeder poles.  A bird feeder pole allows for optimal placement of the bird house or bird feeder.  After all, the whole point of having bird houses and feeders is to watch the birds gather.  It is interesting to see the variety of birds that stop by.

Bird enthusiasts should consider the quality, size and style of the bird feeder pole before buying it.  Is it strong?  Is it the right size pole for the bird house or feeder?  Many consumers want bird feeder poles that coordinate with the exterior of their house.  Prices vary according to the quality, size and style.  It is a good idea to browse the internet (Amazon, Yahoo, and Google) to find information.  It is an easy way to check out the surprisingly wide range of poles that are available.  Some of the most popular are:

1. The Perky –Pet Universal Bird Feeder Pole:  This 7 foot bird feeder pole can be used for hanging bird feeders or to stake ground feeders.  The Perky Pet Universal feeder pole includes an extension arm and an adapter for wood feeders.  This pole has a rust resistant finish.  It is available online at Birdfeeders for $22.87.

2. The Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Pole, Blocker:  This 8 foot bird feeder pole is made with 16 gauge steel for durability.  It has rust resistant powder coated steel tubes.  This pole has two strong hanger arms that are three feet wide (across).  The pole also comes with a detachable auger.  The Squirrel Stopper Bird Feeder Pole is the leading squirrel stopper.  The “baffle” system (an inverted cone that is approximately 28 inches long) stops squirrels and raccoons from getting to the bird feed.  This bird feeder pole is available online at wildbirdmart for $169.95.

3. The Wild Bird Feeding Station Kit:  This kit is a great way to offer different types of feed to attract a variety of birds.  The feeding station kit includes a three section heavy duty pole and a twin hanger topper.  The top piece is accented with a fleur de lys finial.  The kit, also, includes a bird bath with support ring, a small bird feeder hook, and a mesh feeder tray for fruit, suet, mealworms, etc..  It has everything that is needed to set up a first class feeding station.  This wild bird feeding station kit is available online at thebirdhousechick for $60.00.