window bird feeders are safe for birds They’re typically close enough to the glass that the birds can’t catch enough speed to do any damage when they fly away. The most dangerous place to put a bird feeder is 15-30 feet away from a window, in which case collisions would be more likely. Can you … Read more
oriole feeders have more perches and they are larger too. Hummingbird feeders have smaller perches or even none at all The lack of perches makes it more difficult for an oriole to eat from a hummingbird feeder. Hummingbirds, on the other hand, will not be bothered by the perches on an oriole feeder. Do orioles … Read more
The Baltimore Oriole hybridizes extensively with the Bullock’s Oriole where their ranges overlap in the Great Plains. The two species were considered the same for a while and called the Northern Oriole, but in the 1990s, after genetic studies, they were separated again. Where are Northern Oriole found? Northern orioles spend the spring and summer … Read more
Description. These nectar guard tips slide onto the feeding ports of our hummingbird feeders to create a barrier that flying insects cannot penetrate The flexible split end in the center of each tip easily opens for a hummingbird’s beak and closes up tight when the beak is removed. What are nectar guards for hummingbird feeders? … Read more