Is Droll Yankee still in business?
The brand continues to lead the wild bird feeding industry, simply by doing right by birds and bird enthusiasts everywhere. In Kilham’s true Yankee spirit, Droll Yankees bird feeders are still designed and assembled in the U.S.A—and backed by our Forever Promise.
How do I contact Droll Yankees?
We are here to help! Please contact us at (800) 352-9164 or email [email protected].
Where are Droll Yankee Bird Feeders made?
For more than 40 years, Droll Yankees has produced its birdfeeders in New England, where American workers control the quality of the products and help improve Droll Yankees manufacturing standards.
How do you charge a Droll Yankee Bird Feeder?
Insert the AC/DC adapter output plug into the input jack located at the top of the new Power Stick and charge for a minimum of 14 hours but not more than 24 hours. After charging is complete, remove the output plug of the AC/DC adapter from the top of the Power Stick.
Who bought Droll Yankee?
DENVER, Colo., July 21, 2017 (Newswire.com) – Classic Brands, the leader in wild bird feeding is broadening their wild bird feeder offering with the acquisition of Droll Yankees.
Who owns classic bird feeders?
About Aiglon Capital Management Aiglon acquires and grows lower middle-market companies with operating cash flow between $5 million and $20 million. Aiglon’s transactions provide liquidity for individual owners, their families, outside investors and corporate owners.
Where are Pennington bird feeders made?
Ohio
Cedar Feeders are skillfully handmade in Ohio by Amish and American master craftsmen. Made from durable Eastern Red Cedar, our superior level of quality ensures that these feeders will be beautiful and functional for years to come.
Should we remove our bird feeders?
There is currently very low risk of an outbreak among wild songbirds, and no official recommendation to take down feeders unless you also keep domestic poultry, according to the National Wildlife Disease Program.