House Finch is a supply and gift shop for suburban birders, wildlife habitat hobbyists, and anyone curious about nature and wildlife right outside their door.

Safflower and Spict Bug & Nut seed cylinders are lined up in a row on top of a seed bin at House Finch.

We purchase our bird seed in bulk 50 lb grain bags and sell it by the pound. You can purchase the exact amount of seed you want and take it home in your own reusable container or our compostable & recyclable paper bags. We also offer plastic-free local delivery!

Our Backyard Bakery will provide plant-based ‘suet’ and seed cylinders made without animal byproducts. We still provide some options that include lots of bugs that your birds love…just no cows. All in 100% biodegradable packaging. We now offer seed cylinders and will launch our suet alternative next year.

A more sustainable approach to feeding and learning about wild birds.

We have something for everyone, at all hobby and curiosity levels.

There are so many ways to explore your local ecosystem. While we focus and specialize in suburban birding, we don’t stop there! Support native bees and other pollinators, find new garden decor and unique nature-focused gifts, and bring nature into your home.

Expand your suburban wildlife habitat or take your first curious steps with us.

A Pride-themed nestbox with a carved wooden Red-bellied Woodpecker sit above our front entry table.

An open seed bin from above with our woodpecker blend and a metal scoop.

A round garden sign with a butterfly and orange outline. It says welcome pollinators, pesticide free yard.

The exterior view of House Finch. The building is a sea green with a white door. There is a nature display in the front window with birch logs, leaves, felt birds, and a sign that says bird seed, supplies, and sundries.

Packed cardboard boxes are on our seed table with a sign that says 'we deliver!'

Our seed table with paper bags, a sign that says groceries for birds, and scissors with a green analog scale.

Our birding accessory wall. A large cedar slat wall has a variety of accessories displayed, such as poles, hooks, storage containers, and some bird feeders.

View of the House Finch store from the front. In the middle is a tiered display with a variety of suet cakes and our seed bins are behind. The walls have bird-centered art and there is a dark mushroom wallpaper in the back.

Native bee houses and books are on the top shelf!

One of my favorite books, Pigeon Watching, is on a shelf with other nature gifts.

A view of our seed bins. They are made of cedar and each bin has a 5x7 inch card that describes the seed and provides information about the best feeders for each.

A view of a cedar slat wall that displays yellow and black finch feeders, teal suet feeders, and a squirrel proof tube feeder.

A brown wood box with packets of wildflower seeds made by the House Finch team.

Kara, the store owner, scoops seed from a bin with a metal scoop. She has dark brown hair and a brown and gold shirt on.

A box with packed seed, cylinders, and bugs sits on top of the House Finch checkout desk.

Our front table is decorated with Pride Month gifts, such as Pride-themed nest boxes, books, candles, and garden flags.

Beeswax candles and ceramic snakes are arranged on our middle table in the shop.