Wild Bird Feeders Wild Bird Supplies For Sale In Salinas

Due to wind, the feeder twisted the feeder off the stainless connecting rod and the feeder fell to the ground, shattering the plastic. So, if you buy one, also make sure you use Loctite to secure the stainless rod into the base of the feeder.

This double sock Finch Station is well made and holds several pounds of seed for the hearty appetite. Dozens of birds can eat at the same time. Very pleased with purchase, I really like the feeder as do the chickadees.

Also the food was eaten and not blowing all over. Since that time I have purchased three more. I received on feeder and tray for Father's day and was really impressed on the way birds could sit and eat.

The base is removable so it is easy to fill and clean. The Audubon Orange Plastic Oriole Feeder has a large 40 ounce capacity to attract orioles and even hummingbirds to your feeder all day.

Bought this to see if the Orioles would like it and they did.

Goldfinches' favorite feeder! I buy these every year for my finches I feed. The Goldfinches love these socks and they are easy to eat from. Chickadees and House Finches also use them.

The only thing that could be better is if the clear plastic tube was more heavy duty. Works great for almost all sizes of birds.

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.

I had one for 5 or 6 years before I had to replace it with a new one. Look great yet. I bought a Squirrel X feeder for my birds and bought this for my squirrels! I would love it if you could make this feeder squirrel resistant also and I would buy another!...

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

Every other feeder I've used sqirts out after you fill it and flip it. Love the glass! So easy to keep clean! Also, the flower part keeps out ants and bees, etc. They have these awesome rubber ports that only the birds can push through and then they close.

No lost peanuts falling through the wires or difficulty holding the ring snuggly at the top ring. I had purchased a peanut feeder prior to your product but your company's quality is far superior both in appearance and performance.