How to Store Mealworms and Seed So you’ve bought plenty of food that will attract birds to your yard, but you obviously can’t put it all out there at once. What, then, are you going to…
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While admiring the customer photos on our Facebook wall, we came across one from Duncraft Customer Jeffrey Rutter, who recently started feeding the bluebirds. Turns out, he attracted bluebirds to his new mealworm feeder within 24…
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Small backyard flocks of chicken and ducks are becoming more and more popular, even in urban areas. What’s not to love: great entertainment; a way to dispose of carrot peels and other kitchen scraps; and the big…
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Did you know? Window feeders are a safe, preventative solution for window strikes. Since the feeder is within two feet of the window, birds have a better understanding of the window and its reflection, so they are a lot…
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How do I clean Selective and Haven Feeders? Our Duncraft Selective and Haven caged feeders are not designed to be taken apart for cleaning. If seed has become compacted within the tube, soaking the feeder in…
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Bluebird season is in full swing, and what better way to enjoy these beautiful birds than to provide them with feeders specially designed just for them? Bluebirds prefer to eat by themselves, away from other birds…
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Duncraft has been a busy place lately, making lots of new eco-friendly products right here in Concord, NH. We’ve recently added new manufacturing equipment specifically for producing bird feeders and houses out of recycled plastic. The…
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Attract More Birds This Year with 5 New Year’s Resolutions for Bird Lovers 1. Resolve to keep your yard pesticide-free If you do nothing else for wild birds, at least try to do this. Some pesticides…
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You may think that now our summer birds have migrated south, you won’t be seeing any new birds this winter. Think again! You might be treated to a visit by Red or White-winged Crossbills, Pine Siskins,…
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Cardinals are a welcome sight for northerners, there is seldom a more welcome sight on a blustery winter day than the flashy red male cardinal and his attractive mate. Even their call, an exuberant “cheer, cheer, cheer”…
