Bird Watcher Supply Company

06/20/2026

Our Father’s Day Sale continues through tomorrow! Save 15% on your entire purchase (excluding Brome) at Dad’s favorite store. Come see us!💙

06/18/2026

Whenever we have a sale, you might notice that Brome brand products are always excluded. The reason is this manufacturer has very strict pricing guidelines, and our everyday prices run about as low as we are allowed to sell them.

But we do want to emphasize how great these feeders are—from the Standard to the Classic to the Squirrel Buster Plus, these are the best squirrel-proof feeders on the market, and Dad would absolutely love one for Father’s Day!

Brome feeders are made to last. If you ever need parts or repairs in the future, just bring your clean feeder in and we will be happy to take care of it for free.

Even though Brome isn’t on sale, you can still use the Father’s Day coupon to save 15% off everything else in the store, including hardware to mount your feeders and Cole’s seed. Come see us and let us help you pick the perfect gift! 💚

06/16/2026

Our Father's Day Sale runs today through Sunday, June 21st! Save 15% on your entire purchase, including Cole's Wild Bird Products and previous markdowns. Brome brand items are the only exceptions. Come see us! https://www.snapretail.com/retailer/TemplateRenderer.aspx/Consumer/2513625

06/14/2026

Wow! Great work Emma and Kyle!

06/14/2026

Could you use some of these products? Enter the 2027 Cole's Calendar Photo Contest and you could win. Your photo might also make the Cole's Calendar! The deadline is June 17th EST. Get details on the Cole's website. The link is in the comments.

06/13/2026

Hope you’re having a great weekend! My niece, Ellie Cooper, took this adorable photo of a tiny fawn following her mom in the yard. Oh my goodness! 💕

06/11/2026

How many pairs of Silver Forest earrings do you have? Make sure we have a sticker postcard on file for you, and after your fifth purchase you are eligible for a free pair! ✨

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

Despite several birdhouses and much better options, Ms. Carolina Wren has chosen to nest in a low potted plant by our front door. So far she’s laid three eggs. Fingers crossed the raccoons don’t discover them. 😬

06/08/2026

Sweet photo, Hank! 🤎

Even after leaving the nest, young Brown Thrashers (Toxostoma rufum) like the one pictured here, rely on their parents for food while they learn to forage on their own. The thrasher was officially recognized as Georgia's State Bird in 1970. Thank you to GWF's Hank Ohme for another great photo!