While birds can’t technically reside in this birdhouse, they can hang around it and enjoy a meal. The roof has a solar panel that automatically charges in the sun, so it’ll provide a soft glow at night.
Bring Mackenzie-Childs’ trendy check pattern into your backyard with this hand-painted hanging bird feeder. It dispenses seeds onto a small tray so your feathered friends can perch as they snack.
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Fill the bed of this retro pickup truck with seed to attract winged neighbors to your garden. It comes with a sturdy chain, so you can hang it from a tree branch, overhang, or a garden hook.
This charming white swing looks like something out of a fairytale—and it’ll look even more charming when your resident cardinal or finch rests on the seat. Fill the two compartments with different seeds to draw in more friends.
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Add vintage charm to your backyard with this upcycled bird feeder made from a mismatched China tea cup and saucer. It’s designed to look like the seeds or nuts are pouring out of the glass as birds perch on the saucer.
With a colorful mosaic pattern, this modern bird feeder allows birds to fly through the center, or perch and graze on seed. On sunny days, the glass design will also reflect light across your garden, terrace, or backyard.
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Turn this retro flower-shaped dish into a bird feeder or bird bath—either way, it’ll blend beautifully with nature. The gold-colored stand resembles vines with green leaves, and there’s a small bird statue sitting on the edge.
With multiple feeding ports and perches, this metal cage can feed dozens of birds at once (it can hold up to 6 pounds). For only $3, it includes a strong hanging chain, perfect for a garden hook or tree branch.
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Antique shopping continues to trend, and now your feathered friends can get in on it. This adorable bird feeder has sage green “siding,” charming shutters, and a slate gray roof. You fill the house with seed and it’ll slowly dispense as birds eat.
Speaking of antique shopping, this rustic metal bird feeders looks like something you’d find at a vintage store. It has the rustic look of a metallic green patina finish and a unique umbrella-shaped roof, plus two ornamental bird statues.
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