Scott A Colwell

7946248, May 24, 2011

Dec 29, 2009

12/648455

Scott A. Colwell - Dayville CT, US
John Walsh - Norfolk MA, US

Droll Yankees - Danielson CT

A01K 39/01

119 578

An elongated, tubular bird feeder comprising one or more pairs of interlocking feeder ports, where the feeder ports are of identical constructions, such that each feeder port mates with an identical feeder port. Each port defines an external perch and an external shield that is curved to fit the contour of the tube, a neck which fits tightly into an opening in the tube, and a reduced diameter portion that defines an end face, from which projects two interlocking features: a horizontally-oriented blade member; and a vertically-oriented generally sector-shaped member. When two ports are pushed together into diametrically-opposed side openings in the tube, with end faces located proximate one another, the two sector members will be located adjacent one another to define an essentially semi-circular upper region, and the two blades will be located next to one another to define an essentially horizontal blade member.

D646027, Sep 27, 2011

Sep 3, 2009

29/342943

Scott Colwell - Dayville CT, US

Droll Yankees, Inc. - Plainfield CT

3003

D30124

20110100299, May 5, 2011

Nov 3, 2010

12/938679

Scott A. Colwell - Dayville CT, US

Droll Yankees, Inc. - Danielson CT

A01K 39/00
A01K 39/01

119 522, 119 578

The invention provides a user-configurable perch for a bird feeder. The perch comprises four generally “U”-shaped or “C”-shaped lobes arranged in a generally circular loop, where the loop provides the surface onto which the birds perch. The loop is coupled to a central plate by four support members, which serve to separate the center plate from the loop. The perch is coupled to the bird feeder with a fastener inserted through a hole in the center plate. The perch may be coupled to a bird feeder in one of two configurations. In a first configuration, the loop is positioned below the bottom surface of the bird feeder to accommodate larger birds. In a second configuration, the loop is positioned, above the bottom surface of the bird feeder to discourage larger birds and cater to smaller birds.

20140041593, Feb 13, 2014

Aug 2, 2013

13/957784

Scott A. Colwell - Dayville CT, US

Droll Yankees, Inc. - Plainfield CT

A01K 39/00

119 5101

A feed dispenser includes a housing and a piston assembly. The piston assembly includes a piston disposed within the housing, the piston and the housing configured to translate relative to each other, and a sheath. The sheath extends about the piston and spring and defines a feed volume with the housing. The feed volume configured to receive feed from a housing chamber of the housing in response to the relative translation of the piston and the housing.

20190000045, Jan 3, 2019

Aug 21, 2018

16/107830

- Denver CO, US
Scott Colwell - Foster RI, US
Betsy Puckett - Plainfield CT, US
Stephen Combs - Denver CO, US
Lindsey Nifong - Denver CO, US
Scott Merritt - Newmarket CA, US

Classic Brands, LLC - Denver CO

A01K 31/12
A01K 39/01

A perch extension for a bird feeder having an elongated perch body that defines a cavity that is adapted to fit at least partially over a perch on a bird feeder. The perch extension may optionally have a support member that is coupled to the perch body, and is further adapted to fit at least partially around the seed container of the bird feeder. The perch extension may optionally define protuberances to provide a snap-fit or press-fit engagement with the bird feeder perch.