A bird feeder rotatably mounted for responding to the wind and having on one side a feeding area shielded so as that as the feeder turns in the wind the feed side will always be protected by the wind. The housing of the feeder is shaped so that it rotates in response to the wind and positions the feed side away from the wind to not only protect the feeding birds, but also to prevent the wind from blowing seed from the housing.

A bird feeder having a container, a selector, and a base is disclosed. The selector has at least one large opening and at least one small opening. The base includes at least one feeding port. When one of the openings is aligned with the feeding port, the other opening is covered by a perimeter wall of the base. In preferred embodiments, the base includes a rain guard above the feeding ports.

A bird feeder of the tube-type having a vertically disposed hollow body portion formed of metal mesh material or a clear plastic material. The body portion has a plurality of inverted, truncated funnel members or baffles positioned therein in a vertically spaced-apart relationship which maintain a certain amount of feed at that level even though the main feed supply has dropped below that funnel member or baffle.

Game bird decoy having movable wings that exhibit a lifelike simulation of a game bird in flight. The invention also comprises a kit that can be assembled to form a game bird decoy and a method for using the kit and decoy.

A bird feeder having a container, a selector, and a base is disclosed. The selector has at least one large opening and at least one small opening. The base includes at least one feeding port. When one of the openings is aligned with the feeding port, the other opening is covered by a perimeter wall of the base. In preferred embodiments, the base includes a rain guard above the feeding ports.

A bird cage having a frame including a base assembly, cover assembly and corner towers that join the base and cover assemblies. The front, back, sides and top of the cage are enclosed by wire grills. The towers are made of light pervious material such as clear or translucent plastic and carry feeding stations. The cage is expandable. The base assembly includes an easily removable tray for collecting droppings in the cage, and the tray carries a wire grill platform within the cage which may be re...

A showering device for a bird includes a perch and a movable actuator disposed adjacent the perch. The showering device has sealable liquid dispenser disposed above the perch and at least one linkage mechanism connects the moveable actuator to the sealable liquid dispenser. The showering device includes a device for unsealing the liquid dispenser via the linkage mechanism allowing water to flow from the liquid dispenser due to a movement of the actuator toward the perch.

A bird feeder which utilizes the common necked container such as a plastic soda or soft drink bottle as the feed storage container, with its screw neck downward, attached to a conduit, hood and cup assembly and a perch extending around the cup. The container holds an ample supply of feed, which flows by gravity through a conduit to refill the cup as birds remove the feed. A hanging device on the container bottom provides an attachment point for the hanging up the feeder.

A bird spook for frightening unwanted birds and other pests from a designated area such as a building, crop field, etc. The spook comprises a thin disc-like plate having at least one light reflecting surface suspended from a supporting arm by a swivel connection. The supporting arm may be attached to any surface of a building by an adjustable support bracket which enables the arm to assume any angle with respect to the building surface to insure freedom of movement of the reflecting plate. Alter...

A wild bird feeder with separate compartments and adjustable dispensing means for seeds of various sizes so that a greater variety of the preferred smaller birds can feed. Novel means are also provided for protecting the seed from rain and from destructive animals and for providing adjustable perches to attract the preferred smaller birds and to permit either hanging or post mounting of the feeder.