Who doesn't like feeding birds?  Fill these fun shaped bird feeders with unsalted peanuts or sunflower seeds or suet. This style of feeder attracts birds such as black capped chickadees, tufted titmouse, phoebes, every kind of woodpecker, blue jays, etc. that like to "cling" to the feeder to eat. The birds will peck the meat out and leave behind the empty shells. Dump out the shells, refill the feeder and start again.    

Who said birds couldn't have a bed and breakfast?  Breakfast above, beds below.  These birdhouses are made from a renewable resource called "Albesia" wood from an Indonesian tree of the same name.  The Albesia tree is fast-growing and its lightweight wood can be harvested in 3 to 4 years.  Each bird house has a removable bottom to allow access to clean out the nest from one year to the next.  The birds expect us humans to do it because they are too busy doing other things.