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Hand-turned cedar bird feeder hanging from a lichen-covered branch with a goldfinch landing, morning light catching fine wood grain
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Where Cedar
Becomes Sanctuary

Hand-carved feeding stations and nesting boxes made one at a time in a small workshop. A few are priced to fly — for the next few hours only.

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Black-capped Chickadee✦American Goldfinch✦White-breasted Nuthatch✦Eastern Bluebird✦Ruby-throated Hummingbird✦Downy Woodpecker✦Northern Cardinal✦House Wren✦Black-capped Chickadee✦American Goldfinch✦White-breasted Nuthatch✦Eastern Bluebird✦Ruby-throated Hummingbird✦Downy Woodpecker✦Northern Cardinal✦House Wren✦
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A Few Pieces,
Priced to Fly

Each takes two to three weeks to make. These are the ones ready to ship today — priced for the window, not the clearance rack.

Rustic cedar bird feeder with copper wire hanger hanging from a tree branch in soft morning light
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Old-growth cedar

Cedar Lantern Feeder

Hand-turned from old-growth cedar. Wide tray, gentle roof slope, copper wire hanger. Chickadees and nuthatches found it within a week.

$94$148
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Weathered reclaimed barn wood birdhouse with natural grain texture against a blurred garden background
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Reclaimed barn wood

Barn Wood Nesting Box

Reclaimed from a 1940s Vermont dairy barn. Mortise-and-tenon joints, no nails, no glue. Bluebirds nested in the prototype that first spring.

$118$186
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Spalted maple wood platform bird feeder showing natural dark veining patterns in the wood grain
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Spalted maple

Spalted Maple Platform

Found wood with natural black lines from fungal staining. Every board is one-of-a-kind. Flat tray style for robins and mourning doves.

$108$164
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The Workshop

These Take Weeks.
That's the Point.

Every feeder starts as a rough plank — cedar, barn wood, or found maple. There's a hand plane, a set of chisels, and a lot of patience between raw wood and the finished piece. No CNC. No assembly line. One workshop, one maker, one bird at a time.

Craftsman hands using a hand plane to smooth a cedar plank in a wooden workshop with morning light streaming through windows
Planing cedar by hand — no shortcuts.
Close-up of wood chisel carving a mortise joint into a piece of reclaimed barn wood
Mortise-and-tenon. No nails.
Hands applying linseed oil to a finished cedar bird feeder with a natural bristle brush
Raw linseed oil, rubbed in twice.
12–18days
per piece
100%
hand tools only
6species
documented nesting
2016
workshop opened
From the Backyard

What the Birds Brought Back

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🐦 Black-capped Chickadee
The Cedar Lantern Feeder arrived wrapped in wood shavings, which told me everything I needed to know. First chickadee showed up within 48 hours. My wife cried a little.
Portrait of Margaret Holloway, retired botanist from Portland Oregon
Margaret Holloway
Retired botanist · Portland, OR
01 / 03

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Won't Stay Open Long

These are pieces that took weeks to make. The flash window closes when the timer does. After that, they go back to full price — or they find a home with someone who was watching.

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🌿No synthetic finishes
📦Shipped in wood shavings
🐦6 species documented nesting
🤝Free returns, no questions