These 6 Bird Accessories Are On Sale Now at Target – Stock Up to Support Migrating Birds Before They Head South
The best deals on bird accessories are happening at Target right now. Get everything you need to help your feathered friends prepare for fall and winter now.
It’s hard to believe, but it’s almost fall. And that means that it’s almost time for the annual fall bird migration. If you’ve been catering to the birds in your backyard all summer, now is the ideal time to give them some extra TLC.
Many of our feathered friends travel thousands of miles during fall bird migration, which can leave them exhausted and in need of food, water, and rest along the way. There are easy ways you can turn your yard into a migrating bird’s favorite pit stop – give them high-energy birdseed, grow beneficial plants, and provide them with plenty of water and places to take a break.
If you want to do your part this fall to help migrating birds or care for the birds that stick around throughout winter, Target has everything you need to equip your landscape and turn it into a wildlife haven before summer ends.
Best Deals on Bird Accessories
Below are the best deals on bird accessories for the end of summer and fall to help winged wildlife thrive all winter and into next year.
This timeless pedestal-style bird bath comes in 10 different colors, including black, copper, and peacock blue. It’s frost and UV-resistant, meaning it stands up to years of use from backyard songbirds. But it’s made from PVC, so it’s not as heavy-duty as a metal bird bath. However, it won’t rust. A bird bath is essential to creating a bird-friendly backyard and helping migrating birds.
For the birds that don’t migrate south for winter, you can help them out by providing a nesting birdhouse like this lovely option from Target. It’s a basic wooden box with a metal roof and predator guard around the hole that prevents unwanted critters from intruding on your feathered friends’ home. This cedar birdhouse is specifically designed to attract bluebirds, but I suspect the other birds in the neighborhood will want a peek inside as well.
This modern, minimalist ceramic bird feeder is perfect for a small balcony or patio garden. Simply mount it from an overhang, pergola, or hook on the side of your home and fill it with a wild bird seed mix, like this one from Audubon Park. This feeder is frost-proof, so you can leave it out for overwintering birds. But be sure to empty it after rain to prevent food from rotting or water from freezing and cracking the feeder.
This steel suet bird feeder is a bestseller for its durability and simple design. It holds two suet or seed cakes, which attract chickadees, finches, nuthatches, wrens, sparrows, and juncos. Paired with a high-energy suet block, like these ones from Amazon, it’s just what migrating birds need to fuel them on their long journey south. This particular feeder is not currently on sale, but at only $15, that’s still a hard-to-beat price.
Hummingbirds make one of the longest journeys of all the backyard birds during the Great Hummingbird Migration that takes place at the end of summer and into the beginning of fall. If these adorable little creatures were buzzing around your garden all season, now is your last chance to enjoy them. Lure them in with a hummingbird feeder and nectar mix, which is also available from Target. It will not only give you the chance of one final look at them, but will fuel them for their journey.
You can keep an eye on the other birds in your yard with this smart feeder that attaches to your window. If you don’t happen to catch a glimpse of your winged visitors in real time, the 2K HD camera can save footage of your feathered friends straight for you to watch later and even identifies the different species that visit your feeder.
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Laura Walters is a Content Editor who joined Gardening Know How in 2021. With a BFA in Electronic Media from the University of Cincinnati, a certificate in Writing for Television from UCLA, and a background in documentary filmmaking and local news, Laura loves providing gardeners with all the know how they need to succeed, in an easy and entertaining format. Laura lives in Southwest Ohio, where she's been gardening for ten years, and she spends her summers on a lake in Northern Michigan. It’s hard to leave her perennial garden at home, but she has a rustic (aka overcrowded) vegetable patch on a piece of land up north. She never thought when she was growing vegetables in her college dorm room, that one day she would get paid to read and write about her favorite hobby.