Globe Feeders.
by BWD editor Bill Thompson, III
If you want to cater only to small birds like chickadees, titmice, nuthatches, goldfinches, and siskins, pick a globe feeder, sometimes called a satellite feeder. These look like flying saucers or satellites and they are suspended from a wire so they spin when a bird lands on them.
If you're tired of watching large birds hog all the food, try a satellite feeder. Birds must approach them from the bottom and cling vertically or even upside down to feed. Some satellite feeders have a domed baffle on top to keep squirrels out, too. In areas where house finches dominate the food, globe/satellite feeders make it possible for smaller birds to eat.
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