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Bird Feeders For Windows

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There are many stages that we go through in our lives that call for adjustments. Starting as a child we need to adjust to the different spaces that we are put in. We go from a crib to a toddler bed to a twin bed. We adjust to sharing our bedroom spaces to having a space of our own. When we go on to college we often have to adjust to once again sharing out space with others in dorm rooms or shared housing. Fro some people this is not an issue, but for others it is a difficult transition. When we marry or move in with our partner we need to adjust to them. My mother is going through one of the hardest adjustments that we need to make in life. She is adjusting to not only being alone after fifty-one years of marriage, but also moving to a much smaller space.

After my father died it became obvious that my mother could not take care of the five-bedroom farmhouse that she and dad had shared for over forty years. The house was large and old and she was not safe trying to go up and down stairs to do laundry and to get to the upstairs bedroom area. We considered remodeling the house, but we were also concerned about her living out in the country by herself with a large yard and the need for snow removal services in the winter. She agreed to move into a senior high rise building in the small town that was located close to the farm. Moving from a five-bedroom house in the country to a one-bedroom apartment in town was quite an undertaking. She needed to get rid of many belongings. My mother loved being outdoors so the biggest thing for her to get used to was opening her door and being in a hallway. We wanted to give her some reminders of being of the farm so we bought window bird feeders for her to have in the living room and bedroom. She had always fed the birds at home so this was something that she could still enjoy.

The window bird feeders were shaped like a small house. They are made of clear plastic so they are lightweight and they suction cup to the windows. The roof of the house keeps the seeds dry. At first we were concerned that the window bird feeders would not stay on the windows, but the instructions that came with them worked. We were instructed to clean the space on the window where the suction cup would be with rubbing alcohol. We then put a very thin layer of vegetable oil on the suction cup and stuck it on the window. The suction cup fit very firmly. We filled the dishes with food and within a day the birds were coming to eat. We kept the bag of food in the closet and each time someone visited we would put more in the feeders. Mom gets a great deal of enjoyment watching the birds come to her window bird feeders.

9 Responses to “Bird Feeders For Windows”

1. emtalex says:

   August 27, 2011 at 1:32 am

   bird feeders?
   I want to know the right bird feeders and bird food to put out to attract all the pretty birds. And when do you put out hummingbird feeders? Are there better places than others for bird houses/feeders? I have a bird bath nearby for them…anything I need to know about that?

   We have a big picture window out front and the kids love watching the birds eat and play so I would like to have a “bird area” out front with my flowers. Cats aren’t really a problem here and the kids don’t bother the birds….just watch from the window.

   What are good types of foods and for what seasons? I noticed the dough suet stuff I put out was never a favorite but they all liked the berries and other kinds. Well, not the orange stuff.

   I just don’t want to be feeding our neighborhood birds the equivalent of McDonalds food!
   Also, I live in Missouri if that helps!
2. GeneBean says:

   August 27, 2011 at 11:37 am

   Bird feeders for second story windows?
   I have an indoor cat who likes to look out the window at birds. I would like to get a feeder for the room she’s normally in, but it’s on the second floor of our house. I’m not sure if birds will even go up that high to get food.

   What type of feeder should I get to do this type of application?
3. Joanie says:

   August 28, 2011 at 9:49 pm

   There are window feeders that actually attach to the outside of your windows. Try “home inprovement catalog.”
4. jenleigh0880 says:

   August 29, 2011 at 10:24 am

   How long does it take for birds to find a bird feeder?
   Just bought a window bird feeder and we live in an apartment but there are alot birds around. How long will it take for the birds to find the feeder?
5. Resident Heretic says:

   August 31, 2011 at 1:46 am

   If your neighbors have feeders up, they’ll start coming to yours fairly soon. I put up a hummingbird feeder and it only took a day or two before they found it. No one else nearby has a hummingbird feeder up, so I wasn’t even sure if they WOULD find it. Now they’re eating me out of house and home.

   Just kidding. I love the hummers.
6. Rachel says:

   August 31, 2011 at 6:24 am

   they really like good old bread and we also have a coconut bird feeder hanging up that they love. If you hang the feeders somewhere with a bit of shelter (like near a tree or bush) they’re more likely to come as they’ll feel a bit safer. good luck
7. rallytheoctopi says:

   August 31, 2011 at 3:09 pm

   Would putting up a bird feeder outside the window be teasing my cats or would it be something fun for them?
   I have two indoor cats (Jaid & Stu) and I want to put a bird feeder up outside my apartment balcony door. Would this be teasing my kitties and be mean or is it a good idea? I thought it would give them something to watch while I’m at work
8. Speedy Synchro Swimmer says:

   August 31, 2011 at 11:43 pm

   Outdoor Wild Bird Feeder for window?
   Our house is near a forest area and there are many wild birds who live in the trees on our front and back yards as well as the vine that grows around our house. We already have several bird feeders in our backyard and we want to add one to the front at the window of the bedroom. What feeder would be best that can clip onto the house near the window so we can sit and watch the birds. We have seen some with suction cups that allow the feeder to be attached to the window but do these actually stay on? Are there any feeder that you can fasten to bricks but that come out far enough so that people can see the birds and enjoy them from the window?
9. Josie826 says:

   August 31, 2011 at 11:58 pm

   Check out http://www.duncraft.com. They have lots and lots of bird feeders of all sorts and they may have something that you will like. I have ordered 2 or 3 feeders from them and have been very satisfied – good quality.