Bird Feeders

I have had this feeder for 5+ years. It is tricky to mount as it needs to be at least 5' from any squirrel launch platform and have a sturdy mount (too heavy for hanging) I used 2 6' storm fence poles and 4 1/2" conduit holders to attach a pole to each side with a squirrel baffle on each pole. You get many different birds that you do not see with tube feeders or lantern feeders - even wood ducks. The roof lifts up to add feed to the hopper (the gray portion under the roof) It easily hold 10 lb at a time. There are 2 large drain holes in the base covered with screen. I removed one of the screen to allow seed to trickle to the ground for those birds insistent on ground feeding. Warning: this feeder goes thru a lot of seed!"..."  Read more

This bird feeder is cute, easy to use and arrived quickly. It was added to a pole with 2 other feeders and a water bowl and the birds seem to like it. We have mostly cardinals, some finches, and a pesky squirrel who has figured out how to hang upside down on our other 'squirrel proof' feeder. He can't do so on this one. Only one suggestion. Please be a little more specific about materials in your product listing. It wouldn't have prevented me from buying, but I would have liked to know what it was made of b4 purchase."..."  Read more

This hummingbird feeder was a perfect find. It adds a fabulous touch to our patio. I love that it isn't the traditional hummingbird feeder. The price was fabulous."

I live on the West Coast of Canada, where the climate is very damp. I have been looking for a way to keep the bird seed from going moldy. This has been the perfect solution! I couldn't be happier and so glad I bought 3!"..."  Read more