Plastic Bird Feeders

Still love this feeder though. I bought this because I needed to not have to fill the feeder more often than once a week to fit in my schedule. I hope my suggestions will be considered.

Had a Pileated woodpecker on it yesterday feeding! This is well build. I've been using this suet feeder hardware to make pileated woodpecker feeders for at least a dozen years. I like that it holds four suet cakes.

This is the second set of two I have purchasedthe first set lasted 18 years!!

The baffles protect the feeders from the squirrels. It's comical to watch the squirrels try acrobatics and get past this baffle. Really like the fact that it is clear. This baffle works.

Clean contemporary lines make this basic tube bird feeder an attractive addition to your yard or garden. Quality parts and ease of use make it a great value.

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.

It holds a lot of seed, and it does keep squirrels away for the most part; although nothing entirely works to keep squirrels out. Ideal for small areas Easy to fill I love it. It's perfect for small birds.

Quality construction made in the USA for less than $20 can't be beat - and they're adorable! Expectations! Super price, nice size, and seem very durable. Purchased a red barn feeder as a Christmas gift, and came back this spring to pick one up for myself...

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

I built a wooden one. The morning after hanging it, there it was on the ground, in pieces. I suspect raccoons tried to get to the hanging feeder. The hanging wire was stripped out of the center and would not reinsert, the clear portion was in about 5...

I always purchased them a Mills Fleet and Farm in Mason City, Iowa, when I am home visiting family. Locally, these window feeders are not available even through Lowes. I needed another since the hummers arrived...so I ordered it from Mills and I am very...