C&S Wild Bird Nugget Bird Feeder, 11.25-in

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  • 1/3-Inch wire mesh holds peanuts, sunflower seeds or similarly sized food and treats.
  • This bird feeder is specially designed to make feeding suet, fruit and insect eating wild birds a cinch.
  • All-metal wire construction for durability and year-round feeding.
  • The wild bird feeder holds up to 24 ounces of nuggets and requires no assembly.
  • Simply hang and wait for your favorite birds to flock to your garden.

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9 Customer Questions

How are perches installed on metal tube bird feeder
Answer by Chewy • Nov 29, 2017
Simply remove the end stopper and slide the perch through the holes. Replace the stopper to keep the perch in place.
Can I use birdseed mix in this?
Answer by Chewy • Dec 12, 2019
This bird feeder features mesh with holes measuring approximately 1/3 of an inch, which would be too wide to hold most standard birdseed ingredients.
Can someone please explain how I get the perches inside ? Makes no sense
Answer by Chewy • Jul 10, 2019
To get the perches inside of the feed, you must remove the Washer (the round disc at both ends of perch) slide it off of the perch with force. Then you will Insert perch through the mesh, and reattach washer. Fill the feeder, reapply lid, hang feeder up & enjoy! This feeder holds 16 to 24 oz nuggets. 3 inches x 3 inches x 11.25 inches high. The dimensions are by length, width, and height.
Will the c&s bluebird nuggets work in this feeder?
Answer by Chewy • Jan 21, 2021
This feeder is designed to hold the C&S Nuggets, Peanuts or Sunflower.

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67 Customer Reviews

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Phyl on Jul 21, 2023

Great potential

This works well as a dispenser of sunflower seeds, but constructing the three perches is extremely difficult. The rubber stopper rings are too small for the plastic perches. I broke one perch trying to fit the stopper ring on.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Rita on Jul 12, 2023

Woodpecker feeder

I was disappointed because the rings that hold the perches in the feeder did not fit

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Nora on Mar 19, 2023

Parts mis-matched

The feeder comes with three perches and washers to secure the perches. The washers are the wrong size and are too small. So far, great for clinging birds and squirrels, but the perching birds are struggling.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By retta on May 6, 2023

cannot put together

Cannot put perches in. Washers are given to add once perches are in. But the washers don’t fit so the perches are useless

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Elaine on May 29, 2023

Poor quality pegs

Plastic pegs snapped while trying to insert, no difficult for birds to feed from.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kaybyme on May 12, 2023

House Finches love it!

Easy to assemble, blends well - not an eye sore and so far the squirrels are leaving it alone.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Michael on Jan 7, 2023

These things are great!

I rate this with 4 stars. I find this feeder handy. Squirrels eat some of the nuggets (not much). They struggle to get the food out. I like squirrels but I would rather they are they stay in my neighbors yard. SO...my problem is: the little pegs the birds perch on lose the retaining rings and then the pegs dissappear somehow. I'd like replacement rings to hold the pegs in correct place.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By birdwatcher on Dec 4, 2022

Not very sturdy.

Pros: mostly holds the C&S suet nuggets. Cons: I have tiny and gimpy hands but twice while holding this feeder I have accidentally squished it, denting the cylinder. The lid is not actually threaded on the bale handle and can come off and be lost. The holes are so large that if the suet nuggets are crumbly they will mostly just fall out of the feeder. There is also no drainage or easy way to clean the bottom of the feeder, so a layer of suet gunk can build up and mold. Also, the bully birds like starlings and sparrows love this feeder and will eat the entire contents inside of a day or two.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By PJHerby on Jan 8, 2023

Great little feeders.

I use these for my homemade suet for the birds. The birds like the homemade stuff much better than anything I've bought, and when I put it in these, the squirrels can't get to it either! I've got 8 of these...4 to hang out, and 4 to wash and refill. Works great.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By dryfood on Dec 29, 2022

great feeder for the price

I have 2 of these feeders, & I like them a lot. I’ve had better success with the balls versus the cakes. Mainly woodpeckers but I’ve seen Eastern Bluebirds & a few other friends enjoying them.