Feeders Wild Bird Supplies For Sale In British Columbia

Great customer service! First time ordering from you. Got these to replace ones in 2 feeders that I've got...they are smaller (more shallow) but still fit.

Until a very large black bear grabbed one from below to pull the food closer. Nice, well made product. And even THEN, it held tight, just bent. They held up under the harshest weather and everything...

Easy asembly as well. And it works as a rain sun shield for my bird feeder so its great. They had the item I wanted, and a great price, and shipped it quickly. Was skeptical but it really works, squirrels cant see the food from the too and when they venture...

Tried this spring again & finally gave up on it. Not worth the money The item was as described. We feed lots of hummingbirds. You cannot get rubber gaskets on end to keep from leaking.

8oz is the right size for enough nectar, but not so much it spoils before the hummers get their fill. Additionally the ant trap on the top works flawlessly. This style feeded is absolutely the best! The feeder 'blooms' are angled precisely right in order...

Also, lowering, refilling, and raising the feeder can be done without any sort of step or ladder. This hanger allowed me to easily relocate our bird feeder so the deer could not reach the feeder.

I had to replace the hanging hook with a bolt so we could adjust it. We got this for keeping the sun off our hummingbird feeder.

Best feeder of the 7 types I have. Holds 10 lbs of seed.

I bought this cage along with some suet because the prices were so good. Sturdy cage holds a single cake and stands up well to multiple birds. Watched a crow open the door and knock the suet block out.

I was searching for other products, but wanted to quickly search for this feeder to be sure it was still available at Fleet Farm. I gave this feeder a try and the cardinals, finches, chickadees, etc., love to eat from it.

It is easy to hang and open. Pine Tree Farms Single Suet Cake Feeder is a vinyl coated wire suet cake feeder with a hinged lid.

The hummers started coming to it right away. The price was incredibly reasonable. Had to cut 3” off the end to make it easier. And the way the top part has been bent, it makes it almost impossible to not spill nectar in order to hang the feeder.