These new window bird feeders come in two sizes, with the larger tray measuring a. Out popped the bird, now Zoe is patiently waiting for it to return… to be continued. Just lift the lid on the acrylic cover to fill with your favorite seed mix. We were finishing up some photos and I stood up next to the box and I don’t think I have ever screamed and laughed so loud. We never saw it fly out so Zoe went inside to check on it. Moments after we put it up this little bird you see here was quite excited… our little pup started to bark and scared it as it was in the window box. Have you ever seen a bird feeder that you can see through? Zoe is thrilled that she can watch them from here bedroom! The one thing you need to think about when placing them – is it a place where birds would fly? We have lots of covered areas so we made sure not to put them there and this was perfect with the plants for them to perch. Make sure you have a clean surface, get the suction cups moist and you are ready to put up and start bird watching! Simply fix the suction cups to the window of your choice and fill.
If you have different types of birds you can place some in each tray! Now we are ready to put it outside! Get closer than ever to your garden birds with this innovative 20/20 window bird feeder.
Once its put together take out the tray, and fill with bird seed. This particular bird feeder is equipped with 4 strong. It was so easy to put together, just insert the suction cups and set in the tray once you are ready for bird watching. As any window feeder, Wild Birds of Joy window bird feeder is mounted to the window via suction cups. Here is the window bird feeder we chose! You can get it and the seeds HERE. Birds and seed stay protected from rain and snow under the awning roof. Today I am going to share with you the best one I found for bird watching. See beautiful birds up close with this large window feeder. There are so many bird feeder options out there even ones you can DIY. We love watching birds, and when I saw this see through bird feeder I knew it was a must.
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