Woodlink

Buying Guide: Bird Feeders and Accessories

Feeders and Suet Options
Woodlink offers ranch-style feeders with room for multiple birds on both sides, including a Going Green plastic model with clear polycarbonate windows to view seed levels. Metal suet cages, a double suet basket and a tail-prop suet feeder with 2 ports give birds places to cling while they feed. Choose the style that matches the food you plan to offer.

Poles and Squirrel Baffles
The Woodlink bird feeder pole is a 3-piece steel kit with a 75 in. H height and a ground sleeve mount. The clear hanging baffle, 16 in. W x 4 in. D, is designed to block squirrels, raccoons and chipmunks from climbing up to the feeder without disassembling your feeder or pole. Measure your mounting space before ordering.

Bird Houses, Bat Houses and Oriole Feeder
The Going Green wren house has an easy open side panel for checking nests without disturbing the birds. The cedar bat house offers a single chamber for 20 bats, with a grooved interior for clinging. The Oriole fruit and nut feeder holds oranges, jelly or mealworms in 2 removable glass cups, with 2 fruit stakes and 4 perches.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Woodlink make?
Woodlink offers bird feeders, suet cages and suet feeders, a hanging baffle, a bird feeder pole, a wren bird house, a cedar bat house, an oriole fruit and nut feeder and a cleaning brush. Products are sold under the Woodlink name.

How do I choose the right feeder, pole or baffle?
Pick a feeder by the food you want to offer: suet cages suit suet and nut cakes, and the fruit and nut feeder suits oranges, jelly or mealworms. Measure your mounting space and check the pole height. When replacing a part, match the part number or size on your old part and check your equipment manual.

How do I keep the feeders clean?
The Going Green and oriole feeders are easy to clean and fill. Woodlink also offers a cleaning brush measuring 22 in. H x 2.5 in. W x 1.6 in. D. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions for each product.