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Have you ever wondered how to attract a variety of less common wild birds to your backyard feeders? Offer fruit!
No matter how you serve them – whole, sliced, or dried – you'll almost surely see birds you haven't seen before in your backyard. There are several ways to present fruit offerings. Offer a whole or sliced apple, a plum, or a handful of strawberries on a hanging skewer or on a
fruit spike feeder. Or, place a couple of handfuls of grapes, cherries, or raisins on a
platform or
window feeder.
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| The following fruits are available at many grocery stores year round; check out the variety of wild birds they attract: |
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Strawberries: Rose-breasted grosbeaks, common flickers, catbirds, towhees, robins, mockingbirds, cedar waxwings, blue jays, and more |
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Apples: Cedar waxwings, evening grosbeaks, pine grosbeaks, blue jays, common flickers, chickadees, red-headed woodpeckers, robins, bobwhites, mockingbirds, house finches, and more |
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Oranges: Mockingbirds, orioles, red-bellied woodpeckers, rose-breasted grosbeaks, gray catbirds, scarlet tanagers, and more |
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Blueberries: Tufted titmice, towhees, orioles, common flickers, black-capped chickadees, robins, and more |
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Grapes: Evening grosbeaks, robins, brown thrashers, blue jays, cedar waxwings, magpies, cardinals, western tanagers, mockingbirds, orioles, towhees, house finches, steller's jays, bluebirds, acorn woodpeckers, and more |
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Owl Fruit Spear
Put fruit or berry pieces on the skewer style feeding pin and watch your backyard come to life. |
Deluxe Fruit & Jelly Feeders
Add apples or oranges to the ends of the Deluxe Fruit & Jelly Feeder and jelly to the 2 inner dishes. |
Covered Ground Feeder
The Covered Ground Feeder is the perfect place to offer cherries, raisins, or grapes. |
Fruit & Berry Cuisine
Fruit-scented and packed with fruit, nuts, seeds, and berries, our Fruit & Berry Cuisine seed will tempt birds to your feeders! |
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PRODUCTS RELATED TO:
Feeding
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