Nature in your yard.

Bring the wild birds home.

Everything here comes from a real backyard in Ohio, with real feeders and a real squirrel problem. Guides on what to buy, what to skip, and how to actually get woodpeckers, cardinals, and everybody else to show up.

a red-bellied woodpecker perched on a wire mesh bird feeder next to a wooden house feeder
Getting Started

Three steps to a lively backyard

Choose your spot. Pick the right gear. Watch your garden come alive.

1

Pick your spot

Ten to fifteen feet from a tree or shrub. Birds won't cross open lawn to reach you.

2

Pick a feeder

A wire suet cage is the cheapest thing you can buy and one of the best.

3

Fill and wait

Give it two weeks. The first feeder takes the longest.

Notes & Guides

From the Blog

Helpful advice on seed mixtures, suet setups, squirrel deterrents, and caring for your neighborhood birds throughout the seasons.