Attract the Season's Busiest Birds to Your Backyard
It’s prime time for attracting finches of all kinds to your backyard. Goldfinches are still busy nesting and raising young, making reliable food sources especially important. House Finches arrive in lively flocks, with juveniles learning the ropes of feeder life.
Shop Wild Birds Unlimited of Glastonbury to be sure you have the right foods and feeders for a front-row seat to one of the season’s most cheerful backyard shows.
15% OFF Finch Feeders*
Promo Code: FINCH15
*Valid in-store at Wild Birds Unlimited of Glastonbury, CT or by shopping online at mywbu.com/glastonbury. Finch food includes Finch Blend, Fine Sunflower Chips, and Nyjer. Finch feeders included are those designed for use with the aforementioned specific finch foods. Feeder Fresh seed protector is also included. Offer not valid on previous purchases or clearance items. Not combinable with other offers. Coupon must be presented in-store in order to receive savings; promo code must be entered online in order to receive savings. Coupon not valid if presented after transaction completion. Other conditions may apply; see store for additional details.
Offer valid 8/7/26 thru 8/18/26.
Seed Cylinders - The Easy Way to Offer It All Available only at Wild Birds Unlimited, our exclusively formulated Bird Food Cylinders are an easy and tidy way to offer your birds a wide variety of food. Whether they are tightly packed ingredients or suet, Bird Food Cylinders last longer.
learn moreGot Squirrel Problems? Wild Birds Unlimited - Eliminator™ Squirrel Proof Feeder, Protect your bird seed bounty from squirrels with our Eliminator™ bird feeder. When a squirrel touches the perch ring, its weight closes the seed ports, foiling its seed-stealing plot.
learn moreThe Advanced Pole System Our patented Advanced Pole System (APS) is a revolutionary concept and the foundation for successfully attracting birds to your backyard. Comprised of interchangeable hardware pieces, the APS lets you select the setup that best suits your own habitat.
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