DROLL YANKEES Sunflower Domed Cage Wild Bird Feeder, 23-in - Chewy.com

Droll Yankees Sunflower Domed Cage Wild Bird Feeder, 23-in

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Rated 4.375 out of 5 stars
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About This Item

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  • Provides easy access for small song birds to fly in and eat, while keeping squirrels and larger birds out.
  • Free-flowing seed action keeps birds happily fed and has four feeder ports to accommodate multiple visitors.
  • Outdoor-proof with UV-resistant 1-pound capacity polycarbonate tube, and can be hung or pole mounted with threaded base.
  • Easy to clean and refill as needed with removable tube, and is great for chickadees, finches, goldfinches, nuthatches, redpolls, song sparrows, titmice and siskins.
  • Black, powder coated metal cage and feeder parts will not chip from everyday wear and tear.

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Questions & Answers

7 Customer Questions

Can cardinal sized birds get to the seeds?
Answer by Chewy • Apr 16, 2018
Cardinals are too large to use this feeder.
Can only sunflower seeds go in the tube ? Can I use this for millets or other wildbird feeds? What is dimension of the individual square. Thanks.
Answer by Chewy • Nov 07, 2019
Sunflower, mixed seed or white proso millet seed may be used and the square openings are 1.5 inches.
Is this feeder cat proof?
Answer by Chewy • Apr 13, 2020
The feeder provides easy access for small song birds to fly in and eat, while keeping squirrels and larger birds out.
Can this feeder be used for dried mealworms?
Answer by Chewy • Feb 05, 2021
A variety of birds use the Domed Cage Sunflower Seed Birdfeeder, including chickadees, finches, goldfinches, nuthatches, redpolls, song sparrows, titmice, and siskins. This tubular birdfeeder works with sunflower seed, mixed seed, and white proso millet. It holds 1 pounds of seed, so you won't have to make frequent refills, and it has four feeding ports to accommodate multiple birds at once. It has not been tested for use with mealworms.

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32 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By MustangSal on Sep 8, 2022

100% Squirrel Proof

I like squirrels but not when they consume all of the sunflower seeds meant for my bird friends. I am absolutely thrilled with the Droll Yankees Sunflower Domed Cage. Worth every cent. Bird watching joy— priceless.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Sippy on Jul 2, 2022

Too hard to clean

This a perfect feeder to keep large birds out, but getting back together after cleaning in near to impossible unless you have 4 hands, plus too many plastic parts. Spend a little more and get a better quality feeder.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Reta on Jan 6, 2022

new bird feeder

I like it and the birds are getting used to it....The only thing I would change - I would have a tray at bottom to catch seeds that get thrown out or dropped...I made myself a tray and it works for what I want....

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By kylady1965 on Sep 20, 2021

Best Feeder Ever !

I have purchased ALOT of feeders through the years and this is the BEST one I have found for small birds ! keeps away the larger birds and squirrels ! the chickadees and finches instantly started using it ! and the squirrels and grackles don't get to empty the feeder ! but they can still eat the seeds that fall to the ground ! works out for everybody !

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Bethereyesterday on May 23, 2021

Semi-squirrel proof

This bird feeder works well keeping Stellar birds out. However, when we hung the feeder from a tree limb, a smart squirrel learned how to get in from the curved bottom where vertical meets horizontal. Plus a bear could reach it as well. We decided to hang the feeder on the house facia by our kitchen window. Problem solved.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Amanda on May 17, 2021

Take down when young squirrels emerge!

I've had this feeder up for two weeks and so far no squirrels have damaged it. However, juvenile squirrels can fit through the bars and have been sitting inside and getting their fill. Overall, I like this design, but would recommend taking the feeder down when young squirrels are out, both to prevent them from getting stuck inside and save seed.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By degalisto on May 7, 2021

No more birds

I had another caged feeder but the tube was 3" from cage and this one is 4" from cage. 3" away and the Blue Jays would empty it in no time. So I bought this one. Previously I had birds all over the place..now almost nothing. I am going to try to alter it..put a tray on bottom and maybe a tray underneath..too close to cage for Jays to get at. See if that draws them back.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By PetBed on May 30, 2021

Stops Grackle and blackbirds

Happy to finally find a feeder that prevents those pesky blackbirds and grackles from devouring all the seed! I layered bottom half w black sun flower seeds and top w mealworms for the blue birds! So far so good. I’ve seen chickadees, wrens, and bluebirds enjoying a meal undisturbed. I have a covered tray for the bigger birds - jays, cardinals, etc...w peanuts and some seed so everyone gets something!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Catwax on Apr 10, 2021

Best ever- squirrels can’t get the feed

It’s fun watching them try! But they can’t reach any of the feed ports. They climb all over it but can’t get to the seed! I will buy another one soon. Great quality feeder... droll yankee is the best brand and its pieces are interchangeable.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Jean on Apr 16, 2021

Bird feeder - Droll Yankees Sunflower Domed Cage

It’s a beautiful feeder but I’ve had it out for almost 1 month and the birds haven’t gone in it. It’s a replacement for another feeder. I’ve even tried tying suet to the side and have put peanut butter near the feeding ports. That’s the reason for the low rating. ’Any suggestions?