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Bluebird Houses & Feeders
Encourage bluebirds to visit and stay a while with a feeder that meets their unique feeding needs. Bluebird feeders are specially designed to hold the soft foods these gentle songbirds love - like mealworms, suet crumbles, and berries - while helping minimize access for larger, more aggressive birds. Whether you're hoping to attract your first bluebird or support a returning pair, the right feeder creates a welcoming and nourishing space for these bright backyard favorites. Here's what to consider when shopping for bluebird feeders:
- Feeder design: Look for enclosed or caged designs that protect food and allow easy entry for small birds
- Food type: Bluebirds prefer live or dried mealworms, chopped fruits, and soft suet blends
- Ease of cleaning: Removable trays or dishes make it easier to keep feeders fresh and hygienic
- Weather protection: Covered feeders help shield food from rain and snow, keeping it dry and appealing
- Durability: Choose weather-resistant materials like metal or high-quality plastic for year-round use
Bluebird feeders offer a safe, targeted way to attract one of North America's most beloved songbirds - while supporting their nutritional needs in every season.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bluebird Houses & Feeders
What kind of bird feeders are ideal for bluebirds?
Feeders designed for mealworms or soft foods are best for bluebirds. Look for enclosed dish-style feeders, platform feeders with covers, or feeders that help discourage larger birds and squirrels from accessing the food.
Where should a bluebird feeder be placed?
Place your bluebird feeder in an open, quiet area with good visibility - ideally near shrubs or trees for perching, but away from dense cover that could hide predators. Avoid placing feeders too close to busy walkways or loud activity.
How high off the ground should a bluebird feeder be?
Bluebird feeders should be positioned about 5 to 7 feet off the ground. This height helps keep the feeder accessible to bluebirds while deterring predators and providing a clear line of sight for the birds to feel safe.
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