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Bird feeders are a win-win for both us and our feathered friends. With the feeders full of tasty morsels, we get to watch birds come and go, picking seeds and other goodies from the stash. Often, bird feeders are attached to a shepherd’s hook or mounted in a tree. But not the in-home window bird feeder by Arlmont & Co. This unique build affords you a 180-degree view to watch wild birds as they enter the feeder that sits just inside your house.
The window bird feeder is meant to bring avian life into your home—literally. The half-circle shape fits within either a single or double-hung window and has a feeding area (and tiny viewing room for you) that extends into your interior space. The feeder can hold up to a pound and a half of seed and has a nearly 7-inch opening that makes it easy for birds to enter and for you to fill with feed. Before you know it, you’ll be enjoying watching blackbirds, bluebirds, cardinals, and more.
This in-home window bird feeder is now available from the Birds Sanctuary Etsy shop and on Wayfair. To see it in action, check out a few charming videos below.
The in-home window bird feeder by Arlmont & Co. affords you a 180-degree view to watch wild birds enter a feeder that sits just inside your house.
The half-circle shape fits within either a single or double-hung window and has a feeding area (and tiny viewing room for you) that extends into your interior space.
The feeder can hold up to a pound and a half of seed and has a nearly 7-inch opening that makes it easy for birds to enter and for you to fill with feed.
Watch the bird feeder in action:
@bob18413Bird feeder in window♬ original sound – Bob Richards
@bigfishgroup9window bird feeder , you can observe the birds ### big fish ###♬ original sound – BigFisher
Window bird feeder: Etsy | Wayfair
All images via Birds Sanctuary Etsy shop unless otherwise noted.
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