Pets Wild Bird Wild Bird Feeders For Sale In Shreveport

The stainless steel sleeve slides up to reveal a hopper, fill with either shelled peanuts or suet balls. Slide the sleeve down for mealworms. Attract more birds with this low maintenance, multi-functional feeder for meal worms, peanuts, and suet balls.

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.

Very disappointed. It was really difficult to remove - the adhesive was very strong. When I pulled it off (trying to be careful), it pulled off paint AND wood from where it had been stuck.

I bought this cage along with some suet because the prices were so good. Watched a crow open the door and knock the suet block out. Don't but this if you don't wish to waste suet. Sturdy cage holds a single cake and stands up well to multiple birds.

After dumping bird seed all over TWICE and spending about an hour trying to find a way to fill it and get it sealed back up, I gave up and opted for another feeder option. I very good caged bird feeder for the little birds.

Well made, great design and easy to use. Highly recommend if you like to feed birds. I bought two of these for my feeders and they have been great.

This is a great company to order from with quality products! easy to fill and loved by all including the squirrels. I could not be more satisfied. It arrived quickly after I ordered.

Came up Fleet Farm. We ordered it online and picked it up at the Blaine store a few hours later. Squirrels still try to get a smorgasbord, but they just can't hang on to that slippery baffle.

It lights up our back deck at night. You have to put almost a full quart of liquid in just to get to the ports so you are continuously adding fluid just to keep it full enough, the rest of fluid goes to waste

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