 
Enjoy
birds? Enjoy feeding birds? Enjoying
watching birds? Enjoy backyard birds
and wildlife? Then, this is the place for you! From seed to binoculars,
feeders to gifts, Freeport Wild Bird Supply is Maine's source for all of your birding and bird-feeding needs.
We carry
a full line of premium birdseed to suit all of your bird feeding
needs. A full line of bird feeders in all shapes and sizes can be
found, along with a wide range of birdhouses and nesting supplies.
An extensive selection of squirrel-proof and squirrel-friendly feeders
is offered as well. From cardinals to hummingbirds, we have what
they want! Looking for the perfect gift? Find it here! A broad range
of gifts is offered for every occasion.
A large selection of books
can be found at Freeport Wild Bird Supply. A full range of
top-quality binoculars and spotting scopes are in stock for you to
experiment with. You simply cannot buy a pair of binoculars without
looking through them first. Do it here, with a number of bird subjects
conveniently located just outside our window!
Locally owned and operated
by Jeannette and Derek Lovitch, Freeport Wild Bird Supply strives to be more than a place to buy seed,
but a place to make friends, exchange information, and enjoy birds
and nature together. Jeannette and Derek have developed careers working
with birds as biologists and naturalists. Now, they bring their knowledge
and passion for birds to Freeport to share with everyone.
MORE THAN JUST A STORE!
Freeport Wild Bird Supply strives to be more than just a location
to buy birdseed, but also a destination for all bird lovers. Grab a
free cup of coffee, take a seat in front of our window, and watch some birds! A fully stocked feeding station is situated just outside our
window, nestled in a diverse native plant garden,
planned with birds and ecology in mind. Our Butterfly and Hummingbird
garden features a selection of flowers that attract these beautiful
creatures. Come see what’s blooming, and what’s feeding on those blooms!
Birders will want to drop by to see what’s
at the feeders, and what sightings information has just come in.
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