I Just Found the Most Charming Bird Feeders to Uplift My Yard for Fall and Winter – 6 Picks to Support Feathered Friends During the Coldest Months
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Just because the plants in your garden are slowing down in fall, it doesn't mean it's time to retreat indoors, shut the door, and neglect garden wildlife until spring. That's why I've been searching for ways to continue helping birds over the next few months, including hunting down the best bird feeders for fall and winter.
There are lots of ways to help garden birds in winter, but providing the right vessel for them to eat from is key. Some bird feeders aren't built to withstand the harshest weather, and birds won't have much luck using them during the coldest months. Luckily, I've discovered some of the best bird feeders for this time of year.
Not only are they practical and will help feed birds during fall and winter, but they are also incredibly charming and make for great additions to your seasonal decor. Here, I've compiled my top six finds for you to explore and add to your winter wildlife garden.
6 Charming Bird Feeders for Fall and Winter
All of these bird feeders will help to feed birds in winter while looking great hanging from bare tree branches in your yard. They're practical for colder days and have seasonal designs that add interest to the fall garden and winter landscape.
This birdseed cottage will add some interest to bare trees in fall and winter. Made from an assortment of bird seed, fruit, and dried flowers, this unique bird feeder is hand-crafted. The garland on the front brings a playful touch, allowing the birds to get involved with winter festivities.
Combining wildlife garden ideas and garden lighting ideas, this beautiful bird feeder has a solar lantern, perfect for the shorter days of fall. Not only will it give your yard a cozy feel, but it also makes it more convenient to observe bird feeding. It's made from rain-resistant metal with an anti-rust coating, ideal for the adverse weather of this season, too.
To embrace the fall season, choose this wooden tree bird feeder, which would look particularly beautiful among the best trees for fall color. Crafted from durable wood, this bird feeder is waterproof and able to withstand fall and winter conditions. It has a large platform which can be filled with seed and fruit.
Suet is a valuable food source for birds in the colder months because it's high-energy. This bird feeder is specially designed to provide woodpeckers with suet, with a tail prop area for them to sit and rest on for balance. It's made from recycled plastic and stainless steel mesh for long-lasting use.
For a real Christmas twist on bird feeders for fall and winter, this wreath bird seed feeder is perfect. It's a natural bird feeder that can be consumed entirely by garden birds. Decorated with natural juniper and a pine cone, it makes for a fabulous natural festive decoration for trees in your yard.
Hummingbirds migrate south for winter and will make stops in yards along the way for food and shelter. You can help hummingbirds in winter by putting up a hummingbird feeder, full of nectar. To prevent the nectar from freezing, use this hummingbird feeder heater. It uses a 5-watt bulb to gently warm the nectar to a safe temperature for the birds.
Bird feeders for fall and winter aren't the only way to support feathered friends during the coldest months. You should also keep on top of bird bath winter care, including stopping your bird bath freezing and keeping it clean.
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Tenielle is a Gardens Content Editor at Homes & Gardens. She holds a qualification in MA Magazine Journalism and has over six years of journalistic experience. Before coming to Homes & Gardens, Tenielle was in the editorial department at the Royal Horticultural Society and worked on The Garden magazine. As our in-house houseplant expert, Tenielle writes on a range of solutions to houseplant problems, as well as other 'how to' guides, inspiring garden projects, and the latest gardening news. When she isn't writing, Tenielle can be found propagating her ever-growing collection of indoor plants, helping others overcome common houseplant pests and diseases, volunteering at a local gardening club, and attending gardening workshops, like a composting masterclass.
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