Eastern Bluebird Rescue Group

Bluebirds don't feed at regular bird feeders. They don't eat wild bird seed - they eat insects and fruit. People usually have difficulty finding places to buy bluebird feeders.

Our Eastern Bluebird Rescue bluebird feeders are specially designed. They are crafted from cypress lumber and will last for many years. The bluebirds'favorite winter food is meal worms, but they also like dogwood berries, raisins, dried fruit, cut up small pieces of fresh fruit as well as store bought bluebird diet blocks. We will order and distribute meal worms on request. Meal worms may be kept in the refrigerator for up to 6 months and should only be used from frost to frost.

When you put one of our bluebird feeders in your yard, it may take some time for the bluebirds to find the food inside, but when they do find it, it will go fast. Be sure to keep a good amount in the feeder.

If you purchase the pole-mounted model, drive the small pole about half way into the ground making a special effort to keep it absolutely verticle. Place a block of wood on top of the steel pole and strike the wood with an axe or large hammer. Do not hit the pole directly since the top may become damaged and thus will prevent the larger pole that is connected to the flange under the feeder from sliding over the smaller pole.

If later you decide to move your feeder, simply pull up the smaller pole and drive it into the ground at the new location.

Bluebird Feeders