Debbie's Top 10 Feeders for 2011

1 - Love My Birds - Lil Sweety Hummingbird Feeder

2 - Droll Yankees - Yankee Flipper Squirrel Proof Feeder

3 - Brome Birdcare - Squirrel Buster Plus Squirrel Proof Feeder

4 - Brome Birdcare - Squirrel Buster Classic Squirrel Proof Feeder

5 - Love My Birds -Hum Sweet Hum Hummingbird Feeder

6 - No No – Snowman Bird Feeder

7 - Wild Bills - 12 Port Squirrel Proof Feeder

8 - Best 1  8oz. Hummingbird Feeder

9 - Best 1 - 32oz Hummingbird Feeder

10 - Aspects - Hummzinger Excel Hummingbird Feeder

Yes ....it's just like the one hanging in your Grandma's kitchen. Now you too can have one of the hottest selling gifts from the 90's. Mark Feldstein has brought back the ubiquitous singing bird clock. One of twelve different North American bird songs announces each hour. Booklet (included) provides information related to the characteristics, feeding habits, and habitats of each bird. Packaging shows each bird's range map and describes individual habits. Light sensor deactivates bird songs when room is dark. Requires three AA batteries (not included). Measures 13-1/2" diameter. Officially licensed by the National Audubon Society. Features songs from the following twelve birds: Summer Tanager, Song Sparrow, Purple Martin, American Goldfinch, Wood Thrush, Common Yellowthroat, Eastern Meadowlark, Carolina Wren, Eastern Bluebird, Red-winged Blackbird, Yellow Warbler, and Hermit Thrush

Birdola Products presents Stacker seed cakes and the Stacker Stand, which are

Birdola Products Stackers

designed to be an easy system to feed wild birds when used together. The cakes come in four different blends: Cardinal, Woodpecker, Multi-Bird and No-Waste. To attract a wide variety of wild birds, three cake blends can go onto the easy-to-clean feeder, which is made from durable plastic and includes a built-in perch, drainage holes to keep cakes dry, and a metal rod (with hanging hook) to hold cakes in place,

Thank you esigns.com !

We've never done a lot of signage around our store. A few handmade signs along with too many lame ink jet banners (read: tapped together 8 1/2" X 11" sheets of printer paper).  A custom professional banner was simply out of our league and more than our checking account could manage. Last October we held our 15th Annual Fall Seed Sale, and to celebrate the fact that our business had survived 15 years, Debbie wanted a nice sign (read: not another one of my tapped together banners ).

Thanks to esigns.com, googling 'banner' and choosing which sign company to order from was the hardest part of the whole process.

Oh,... and our Fall Seed Sale?

A huge success!