Abstract: A bird feeder rotatably mounted for responding to the wind and having on one side a feeding area shielded so as that as the feeder turns in the wind the feed side will always be protected by the wind. The housing of the feeder is shaped so that it rotates in response to the wind and positions the feed side away from the wind to not only protect the feeding birds, but also to prevent the wind from blowing seed from the housing.

Abstract: A coiffure styling device having a pair of elongate body member halves hingeable by a perforated hinge along adjacent elongate edges thereof for closing the device around strands of hair. Attached along the free elongate edges of the body member halves by stems are complementary hemispherical nodules with rounded camming surfaces and flat engaging surfaces which snap-lock together when the body member halves are hinged to a closed portion. At one or both ends of each body member half is formed a flange flared outwardly to form a base of expanded surface area to support the styling device diametrically outwardly from the scalp of a person. On the inner faces of each body member is a groove for accommodating the hair strands and for containing adequate styling fluids.