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Window-mounted bird feeders
A feeder that sticks to the glass for close-up viewing.
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Window-mounted bird feeders at a glance
What we like
- Close, kitchen-window views of birds
- Good for apartments and small spaces
- Cheap to try
Trade-offs
- Must be cleaned often, because it is so close to the house
- Suction cups can fail in cold or heat
- Can attract squirrels
- Best for
- Apartments, small spaces and watching from a desk.
- Skip it if
- You want a big feeder for many birds.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best for close-up viewing
Best Bird Feeders
A feeder that sticks to the glass gives you kitchen-window views. Clean it often, because it is so close to the house, and check the suction cups regularly.
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