Don’t want to spend $40 for a squirrel-proof bird feeder? This homemade bird feeder will cost you less than $10 and take about an hour to put together. Before you get started, you’ll need to buy or ...

If squirrels are looting your bird feeder and the poor birds aren't getting anything, this inexpensive DIY bird feeder can help keep the squirrels at bay. The design is inexpensive and ingenious for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A cute brown squirrel leaning into a bird feeder on a pole to get some seeds. - Vandervelden/Getty Images There are many methods ...

Build a bird feeder that those pesky squirrels will not be able to get into with Instructables' step by step tutorial. Materials are all available at your local hardware store for less than $10 (your ...

As the temperatures drop and winter sets in, it’s more important than ever to help out the wild bird population. Providing them with food is an easy but crucial way to support these feathered friends ...

If you've installed a bird feeder hoping to enjoy watching beautiful birds, you might be in for a rude awakening. Squirrels could steal all the bird seeds long before your feathered friends get there.

Which squirrel-proof bird feeders are best? Many people enjoy placing bird feeders on their property to encourage seasonal songbirds to stay nearby and brighten up their yards. However, traditional ...

The best squirrel-proof bird feeders from our test Key things you need to know about squirrels Keeping out other pests What to look for in a squirrel-proof bird feeder Why Which? squirrel-proof bird ...

Which squirrel-proof bird feeders are best? Many people enjoy placing bird feeders on their property to encourage seasonal songbirds to stay nearby and brighten up their yards. However, traditional ...

The best squirrel-proof bird feeders from our test Key things you need to know about squirrels Keeping out other pests What to look for in a squirrel-proof bird feeder Why Which? squirrel-proof bird ...

My bird feeders lure Carolina wrens and tufted titmouses—titmice?—but I can't stand to see rodents raid the seeds. So I devised a fortified feeder. Hang a modified 2-liter soda bottle between two ...