Wild Bird Feeders

Today i walked up to two chipmunks feeding from bird seed that was droping out of the bird feeder they didn't run away.I did today what took me a whole summer to do when i was a kid.I hand feed a chipmunk again.When i was a kid i fed one acorns it just took it from my hand .TODAY the chipmunk went in my hand It took all of 5 minutes to get the little guy to do it .I wouldn't do this all the time because they can bite. but took a chance today .lolThis was a small one i don't think it knew to be scared of people yet.Anmials just love it around here or just love me.lol Thought it would be intresting to share .

Northern Orioles visit fruit feeder for oranges and grape jelly.

Saltery Lodge is FORSALE! See www.salterylodge.com for more information. A hand fed Hummingbird video that is amazing. Taming the Alaskan hummingbird. These hummingbirds were filmed at our lodge in Alaska, no feeder required! Our lodge in Alaska has TONS of these little birds in the summer. Did you know their hearbeat can be as high as 1200 beats ber minute! Mother nature is amazing! These adorable hummingbirds eat right out of our hands here at the lodge. While setting up the cameras for some more handfeeding, these two little hummingbirds gave us "the shot". Though I love the hummingbirds in Alaska, The majority only arrive after migrating from Mexico, looking for feeders along the way. Sometimes I wish we lived somewhere where we could watch baby hummingbirds in their nests. Some of those videos are amazing! NOTE: We don't use red dye anymore. We use 4:1 Water to sugar only. More information about Saltery Lodge: * Sign up for our Saltery Lodge mailing list at www.salterylodge.com * Purchase "the shot" at www.alaskagrand.com. * Visit http for more information on the lodge. * Visit our latest creation... iTalkDogs.com ( www.italkdogs.com ) and talk about.... Dogs! Man's BFF. Help get the community started.

Goldfinches feeding on Nyger and Wild Delight Golden Finch Food. www.wild-bird-house.com The Wild Bird House Topeka, KS Music By Todd Weller

One of our favorite new wild bird feeders. It's easy to maintain, no need to store seed in the house, and birds spend lots of time on the feeder offering great opportunities for you to view them!

Blue jay feeding from upside down suet feeder

I looked out this afternoon at the bird feeders in my back yard and saw about a hundred birds enjoying a nice meal. Most of them appear to be sparrows - a common bird in Michigan. They seemed to be enjoying their free lunch while they fluttered about and doing a lot of chirping. I grabbed my camera and made this short two minute video.