Products tagged with Woodpeckers

This is a human grade jelly in a 20.5 oz squeeze bottle. Jelly is made of grape juice, concord grapes, blackberries and pure granular sugar. No preservatives or additives. ALL NATURAL! Does not need to be refrigerated.

Roasted peanuts are LOVED by blue jays, chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers.

Attract insect-eating birds to your yard with the Perky-Pet Dried Mealworm Wild Bird Feeder.

Red Acorn Mesh Feeder by Pinebush Home & Garden.  Holds .6lbs  of black-oil sunflower or shelled peanuts. Metal and resin construction.

16" peanut feeder. Powder coated die cast aluminum top and base. Easy to clean – remove bottom perch to release base. Stainless mesh. 3/4″ thread for pole mounting. Lifetime warranty. 1.4 lb. capacity. 16.25" x 3.5" 

Canadian suet log. Four easy fill holes. Use STS-P squeeze suet for clean and easy filling, measures: 13" tall. Made In Canada.

This upside down suet feeder discourages starlings while allowing clinging birds such as chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers to feed from. 

100% Naturally Dried. High in protein, fat, & potassium which birds need to maintain energy. Attracts bluebirds, flickers, woodpeckers, nuthatches, siskins, chickadees, etc. No refrigeration. Feed alone or blend into seed mixes. Re-sealable zip-lock bag.

20lb of Premium Roasted Peanuts in the Shell. The Blue Jays are on their way!

Unique suet ball feeder using a little vintage  pitcher. Handcrafted by Jean Long.

Would fit large and small suet balls.

Brilliant blue, royal purple, and spring green. Unique easy access peanut in -shell wreath feeders.

A truly innovative squirrel-proof suet bird feeder. No more greasy fingers with Mess-free Suet Loading.

Roasted, unsalted and out of the shell. This will thrill the peanut lovers at your feeders to no end! Blue Jays, chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers will be vying for the key spot on your feeders for these.

Roasted, unsalted and out of the shell. This will thrill the peanut lovers at your feeders to no end! Blue Jays, chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers will be vying for the key spot on your feeders for these.