Finch Bird Feeder

A finch bird feeder covered with finches is a delightful sight.  These colorful little birds are charming to observe.  Finches sing beautifully.  Having a finch bird feeder, or two, will attract a variety of finches and a variety of other feathered friends.  Purple finches, gold finches, and house finches along with siskins, sparrows, cardinals, buntings, and grosbeaks are some of the birds that might visit the feeder.  This can provide countless hours of entertainment right in the back yard.

Nyjer or Thistle seed is the most commonly used finch food.  Finches enjoy fruit, breadcrumbs, millet, and sunflower seeds, also.  Providing more than one finch bird feeder will help to reduce fighting among birds at a popular feeding station.  There are a lot of styles and designs of the finch bird feeder.  A few of the most popular are: 

1. The Magnet Mesh Recycled Nyjer Feeder:  This finch feeder, produced by BirdsChoice, is constructed of a poly-lumber, made from recycled plastics.  This bright yellow feeder has a unique magnet mesh black screen.  This polyester powder coated screen is designed to attract up to twice as many finches.  It holds up to 1½ quarts of seed.  This bird feeder is available at thebirdhousechick for $30.00.  (Large capacity 3qt. feeder available for $40.00.)

2. The Droll Yankees New Generation Finch Flocker:  This bird feeder features 20 feeding ports and 20 perches.  A flock of 20 finches, at the feeder, would be an eye-full.  It has a see through UV protected polycarbonate tube and is three feet tall.  All Droll Yankees have a lifetime guarantee.  This finch feeder is available at bestnest for $37.99.

3. The Finch’s Favorite 3-Tube Thistle Feeder:  This feeder features an innovative design.  Three tube feeders with eight feeding ports each are spaced inches apart in a straight line.  It can feed 24 birds at once.  This design allows for a spectacular display of colorful finches.  The feeder measures 25 inches high and 9 inches wide.  This finch bird feeder is available at thebirdhousechick for $36.00.

Finches are lovely little birds.  They are enchanting to watch and divine to hear.  Bird enthusiast or anyone wanting to know more about finches should search the internet.  Google, Amazon, and Yahoo can provide an abundance of information on birds and bird feeders.  When preparing to purchase a new finch feeder, doing a little research and comparison shopping online would be a good idea.  An informed shopper is a smart shopper.