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East Bay Nature carries a broad range of bird feeders including tube feeders, hopper feeders, ground feeders, suet feeders, squirrel feeders, oriole, butterfly and hummingbird feeders from these manufacturers*:

There are several types of feeders available and most fit into one of three categories. Click the links in the headings for more information about these feeders.

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Bird	Tube Feeder	Hopper Feeder	Platform / Hanging	Platform / Ground	Suet Cage	Nectar Feeder
Acorn Woodpecker	x	x	x		x
American Crow			x	x
American Goldfinch	x	x	x
American Robin			x	x
Annas Hummingbird						x
Allen's Hummingbird						x
Bewick's Wren	x	x	x	x	x
Bushtit	x	x	x		x
Band-tailed Pigeon		x	x	x
Black-headed Grosbeak	x	x	x		x
Brewer's Blackbird	x	x	x	x
California Quail			x	x
California Towhee			x	x
Cedar Waxwing			x
Chestnut-backed Chickadee	x	x	x		x
Common Raven			x	x
Downy Woodpecker	x	x	x		x
Golden-crowned Sparrow			x	x
Hermit Thrush			x	x
Hooded Oriole						x
House Finch	x	x	x
House Sparrow	x	x	x	x
Lesser Goldfinch	x	x	x
Mourning Dove		x	x	x
Northern Bullock's Oriole						x
Northern Flicker		x	x		x
Northern Mockingbird			x		x
Nutalls Woodpecker	x	x	x		x
Oak Titmouse	x	x	x		x
Oregon Junco	x	x	x	x
Pheasant, Wild Turkey			x	x
Pine Siskin	x	x	x	x
Red-breasted Nuthatch	x	x	x		x
Red-winged Blackbird	x	x	x	x
Ruby-crowned Kinglet			x		x
Rufous Hummingbird						x
Scrub Jay	x	x	x	x	x
Spotted Towhee			x	x
Steller's Jay	x	x	x	x	x
Varied Thrush			x	x
Western Bluebird		x	x
White-breasted Nuthatch	x	x	x		x
White-crowned Sparrow			x	x
Yellow-rumped Warbler	x	x	x		x

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	I'm lucky to have a lot of trees in my yard many of which are native to this area. I have one very large one that grows close to the house - a big kahuna that produces lots of acorns in certain years. This year, they're everywhere. Dropping on the cars in the driveway, hitting the roof. There are more acorns here than I've ever seen... continue reading ...

East Bay Times Article

Attracting birds and bees to our yards and gardens is simple, if we provide what they like and need.

Joanie Smith, owner of East Bay Nature in Walnut Creek, says there are five essential elements for success � water, food, cover, nesting and safety.

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