Need an easy to install                  
bird feeder pole system?
NO DIGGING NECESSARY!
 
FREE SHIPPING OVER $79.99 subtotal.
 
 
Unique-Birdhouses, Bird Feeders, Nature Gifts, Jewelry
 
Support Small Business
Bird Watching-A Great Alternative to Current Events
 

Please include phone number with Pay Pal orders if possible, thank you.

Woodlink Products

 

COPGAZEBO.jpg


 

 

Wood products from Woodlink are MADE IN THE USA.
Buy American and you create jobs in the U.S. for Americans.
We are proud to carry products from Woodlink.

 

WoodLink manufactures and markets recycled plastic GOING GREEN® bird feeders and birdhouses, as well as a traditional line of cedar bird feeders, birdhouses and accessories. They also import and market bird-related products made from cedar, plastic, glass and metal. For more than 20 years, thousands of retail stores and consumers have come to know and trust the brand name ‘WoodLink’.

WoodLink has been in business since 1988 and is a leading manufacturer and nationwide distributor of bird feeders, birdhouses, hardware and accessories under the WoodLink and Audubon brands. 

WoodLink is the exclusive licensed manufacturer for the National Audubon Society and Woodlink is now a division of Kay Home Products.

Ahead of its time!

 

  • 2008 - WoodLink launched its entire line of GOING GREEN TM products. These feeders and houses are made of over 90% post-consumer recycled plastic. Up to 30 post-consumer milk jugs are recycled to make an average GOING GREEN TM Feeder. The entire line is “Made in the USA”. 
  • 2008 - for the second straight year, WoodLink was selected as a winner of the Hardware Retailers Choice Award. WoodLink was honored for its new line of National Audubon Society’s GOING GREENTM recycled plastic bird feeders and house series.
  • Woodlink recognizes the importance of providing good and safe conditions for backyard birds and they offer six valuable tips on how to be a successful, safe and productive backyard birder and how to attract more birds:

    1. Keep your feeder full year around.
    2. Place the feeders in a landscape that has trees and shrubs.
    3. Provide a consistent supply of clean water.
    4. Use natural foods in the winter months.
    5. Postion your feeders at different heights to avoid over crowding and to attract a greater variety of species.
    6. Put out a variety of different feeders and foods.

 


How to build a good birdhouse

When building bird houses you should:
Choose the right material to build your birdhouses.
Birds in the wild, nest in old trees, fence post or utility poles, wood is the preferred material for building bird houses. Ideally, a naturally decay-resistant wood such as cedar, redwood or a good grade of exterior plywood is best for building bird houses.
Wood should be 3/4" thick anything less will allow heat to build up which is detrimental to young birds.
Avoid using paint, especially dark paint (absorbs heat) Natural looking houses will be more attractive to birds.
Make sure that you provide proper drainage so as to keep the nest and its contents dry. You can do this with an ample overhang on the roof and 1/4" drain holes bored in each corner of the floor.
Ventilation can be provided by drilling 1/2" vent holes at the top of each side or with a ventilation gap between the roof and sides.
The hole dimension probably is the most critical when building bird houses. If it is too small, your chosen bird species may not be able to enter the house. If it is too large, it could allow bigger, more aggressive species such as starlings or sparrows to use the houses.
Predator guards are another necessary feature. These can be as simple as an additional piece of wood at the entry hole to add more "depth" to the face of the box.
This makes it more difficult for a predator to reach into the nest. You also can drill the entry hole at an angle to deflect a predator's reach up and away from the nest.
Never add a perch when building bird houses. Birds don't need it, but it could be an advantage to predators.
Once the young are ready to fledge, building an easy exit is necessary. This can be done in several ways. You can place the rough side of the wood to the inside of the house, you can score the inside of the box or you can add a piece of small gauge screen or small pieces of wood to act as a ladder for the young birds.
You also must provide easy access for clean out. You can do this simply by hinging the front panel or one of the side panels or by having a removable floor or roof.
Building bird houses is a hobby that can be fun and rewarding. Consider giving bird houses as gifts to friends and family. Even if they are not now a birdwatcher, they might become one once they see a family of birds nesting in the house that you built.


  • COPGAZEBO_x400.jpg
  • COPHOP.jpg
  • COP4.jpg
  • GGPRO5.jpg
  • GGPRO4.jpg
  • GGPRO1.jpg
  • GGPRO2.jpg
  • GGFLYTHRU.jpg
  • GGHOP_x400_.jpg
  • WL-32305.jpg
  • WL-GGRANCH3_BKGD_5x300.jpg
  • WL-GGWREN.jpg
  • 25461_inuse_x1001.jpg
  • 35250MAGNETFEEDER.jpg
  • WL25437.jpg
  • WL-28722rusticfarmhousebirdfeeder.jpg
  • WL3TUBE.jpg
  • WLNAPLAT2-2.jpg
  • AT4.jpg
  • AT3.jpg
  • GGRF3.jpg
  • COMBOM.jpg
  • WL-32323Jellyfeeder.jpg
  • WLO8.jpg
  • GGPLAT.jpg
  • WLBFLY.jpg
  • WLTUBE35.jpg
  • COP6F.jpg
  • COP6S.jpg
  • COPCAGE6S.jpg
  • COPTUBE9.jpg
  • WLC6S.jpg
  • WL24616.jpg
  • WLCMESH.jpg
  • WLTUBE9.jpg
  • WLTUBE2.jpg
  • WLTUBE1.jpg
  • WLTUBETRAY.jpg
  • GGRF.jpg
  • WLH1.jpg
  • WLO1.jpg
  • WLCLBAF16.jpg
  • COPLEAF18.jpg
  • BLBAF18.jpg
  • BCBAF22.jpg
  • SC32QT.jpg
  • BAF3GR.jpg
  • SC6QT.jpg
  • SC8QT.jpg
  • BAT4.jpg
  • BAT1.jpg
  • BB1.jpg
  • SBTM.jpg
  • COPSUN.jpg
  • WLH5.jpg
  • COPLANTERN.jpg
  • COPSUNMINI.jpg
  • COPTMINI.jpg
  • COPWLO2.jpg
  • COPTHISTLE.jpg
  • WoodlinkBUTTERFLY3.jpg
  • BB303.jpg
  • COPCH.jpg
  • SE105.jpg
  • WH101.jpg
  • WLNACOPBB.jpg
  • OWLKESTR.jpg
  • GSBB.jpg
  • GSWCH.jpg
  • GGBB.jpg
  • STMAG4GR.jpg
  • STMAG4GRT.jpg
  • SQF7.jpg
  • MAG1.jpg
  • MAG2.jpg
  • PRO1.jpg
  • PRO2.jpg
  • OWLKESTR.jpg
  • SQF3.jpg
  • SQF4.jpg
  • WLSOCK.jpg
  • TORPEDO.jpg
  • BB3.jpg
  • WREN2.jpg
  • ROOST.jpg
  • WD1.jpg
  • WREN1.jpg
  • 23963_x400hopperscoop.jpg
  • WL24608
  • WL24637
  • WL24352
  • WL28710
  • WL28709
  • WL28701
  • WL28719.jpg
  • WL4863milkcanbirdfeeder.jpg
  • WOODPECK_x400.jpg
  • WL-25446_in-use_x300.jpg
  • WL-25436_x400.jpg
  • 25447_Airmail_in-use_x300.jpg
  • 23811_in-use_x300.jpg
  • WL-25450_inuse_x300.jpg
  • 24580_in-use_x3001.jpg
  • 24581ovalmeshtriplefeeder.jpg
  • 24566withfinches.jpg
We accept Mastercard and Visa

 

mastercardvisalogo.jpg
 
Solution Graphics