Amish Bird Feeders
Feeders that keep the birds coming back
Seed, suet, oriole and peanut feeders in poly lumber, wood and PVC, handmade by Amish craftsmen and shipped free.

Pick the right feeder






Match the food to the bird
Seed
Cardinals, chickadees, finches and most songbirds. Use a hopper, gazebo or tray feeder.
Seed feeders ›Suet
Woodpeckers, nuthatches and wrens, especially in cold months. A tail-prop feeder gives big woodpeckers a place to brace.
Suet feeders ›Jelly & oranges
Orioles in spring and summer. Look for jelly cups and orange-slice pegs.
Oriole feeders ›Peanuts & corn
Blue jays and woodpeckers love whole peanuts, and a corn feeder keeps squirrels busy and away from your seed.
Peanut & squirrel feeders ›Bird feeder questions
Which feeder attracts the most birds?
A seed feeder, like a hopper or gazebo, draws the widest mix of songbirds. Add a suet feeder for woodpeckers and an oriole feeder in spring. See songbird feeders.
How do I keep squirrels out of my feeder?
Give them their own spot. A squirrel corn or peanut feeder placed away from your bird feeders keeps them busy and off your seed.
Poly or wood feeder?
Poly lumber won’t rot or need paint and wipes clean, and many poly feeders come in your choice of colors. Wood feeders, like the bird-shaped ones, have a classic painted look and do best with a fresh coat of sealer every few seasons.
How long until it ships?
Many poly feeders ship in a few business days, most others in about 1–2 weeks. Each product page shows its exact time.
Are your feeders made in Lancaster, PA?
Our feeders are built by Amish shops in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and each product page lists where it’s made.

















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