Bird Feeder for Outdoor Hanging, Wild Birds Seeds for Outside Garden, Brown

I Love this cute bird feeder! I’ve had several bird feeders, but this one came not only with a strong cabled loop at the top for easy hanging from a shepherd’s hook or nail, but also an S hook. Also, the tray is very deep, which is great! It has a clear cylinder so you can easily see when you need to refill. Very easy to use right out of the box as well. It’s a great product, don’t hesitate to buy this feeder, the birds love it!

This product arrived on time and is actually better quality than I expected.

Out of all of the bird feeders I have tried, the birds in Austin area love this one the best. Its easy for them to sit on and they love the little rim of seeds. It is a small feeder, but don't have flocks of birds anyway. Small enough that doves cant eat out of it. Works well for the cardinals, blue jays, and smaller birdsAs others have said, putting it together is a pain. You have to screw the top lid and bottom screw at the same time. And the rod is barely long enough. If they had made it 1/8 inch longer it would be perfect. Make sure fly wing and nut are all the way at the very bottom of the rod so the top knob has enough rod to screw it down and hold everything together.Seeds do get stuck in the small openings at the bottom of the center canister. I have to go out and loosen up the seeds, and spread into the tray every night using a wire. But the birds are happy, ha!

Smaller than I expected and not that sturdy when the squirrels attack it. After all nothing is squirrel proof LOL

I ordered this bird feeder in Nov '22. I love its smaller size and its charming look. It is my favorite feeder. It's easy to fill, and finches love the sunflower kernels I put in it. I was crushed last month when I discovered the feeder on the ground, clearly mauled by a night feeder (raccoon, opossum??) The center clear column was broken beyond repair. The rest of the feeder was fine. I wrote and asked the seller if there was a replacement column I could order. They swiftly replied that unfortunately there wasn't, butthey wanted to replace the entire feeder... for free. It arrived today, and I am grateful for their generosity. It goes up tomorrow (I'm now taking down my feeders each night to avoid another trashing of my bird feeders). Thank you so much for your kindness staryouju !

My third feeder, (the green metal one), I added to my tree for more finches and small birds to gather and eat. Metal feeders work better than plastic. It gets very windy here and they can hang consuming their food and be swayed but not fly away. It's like being on a swing. Very happy with it and I do recommend it.

Like the valve on the top allows you to lift the top and keep it suspended up while you fill it up. Plus it’s made out of metal hitch will last a lot longer than plastic or wood.

I bought 2. When weather is good the birds love these. Downvoted to variation in production: there is a hole on either side of the plastic cylinder the birds can peck at to get at seeds in the hopper. One that I bought has the hole 1/4 inch up from the bottom, so when it rains, the seeds in the cylinder stay pretty much dry. The other has the hole right at the bottom of the cylinder, so as water soaks seeds in the tray, it also soaks the seeds inside the hopper so they just clog up and will not flow out into the tray where the birds can get them. So, not too useful in Oregon where it rains 8 months of the year. (yes there is a rain shield but if there is ANY breeze at all, rain will fall in the tray, and the drain holes in the tray are small so they clog pretty much immediately so the tray is always wet in the rain)