Pets Wild Bird Wild Bird Feeders For Sale In Montana

The cleaning mops were so old the foam bristles had yellowed.

Nothing but trouble with it. You cannot get rubber gaskets on end to keep from leaking. Not worth the money The item was as described. Received this as gift 1 yr ago, thought what a great idea.

The price was incredibly reasonable. And the way the top part has been bent, it makes it almost impossible to not spill nectar in order to hang the feeder. Once this stand is firmly in the ground, the feeder hangs less than 12” off the ground.

I am very happy with this purchase! It is worth every penny. Easy to fill and hang in our trees.

The hanging wire was stripped out of the center and would not reinsert, the clear portion was in about 5 pieces. I built a wooden one. I had a previous gazebo style feeder that lasted for about 50 years.I was expecting more from this product.

I contacted the company and they happily mailed me a new one, free of charge. That one fell apart in two weeks. I will never purchase this brand again! This feeder falls apart easily, even when it's exposed to harsh weather.

Doesn't get much better. 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 to far the dome tilts down and down they go as well.

Blue jays were able to use it but with some difficulty. I use it as a feeder and hang it near my real bird bath and it is a great way to attract birds. I had one of those pine and acrilico feeders but only small birds could use effectively.

Attract beautiful song birds with this feeder, a practical option for the beginner backyard bird watcher. Fill with sunflower or mixed seed and watch birds like cardinals, chickadees, Carolina wrens, purple finches, and nuthatches come from all over to...

I was feeding jelly twice a day when I had a feeder with only one cup. With this one having four cups I don't have to fill the feeder twice a day.

I've purchased this several times and the birds love it!

Maybe putting a couple of "barbs" on the "spikes" would help keep the oranges in place longer. I rolocate orange halves on the spikes as the birds tend to eat the area located at 7 O Clock to 5 O' Clock clockwise direction.