Customer Reviews

In order to enjoy feeding finches I started to feed the squirrels too—and it’s very expensive! Worse, it didn’t stop the squirrels from ripping holes in the finch socks. Another feeder tossed in the basement. Also, even though I went to great lengths to make sure the hopper was equally filled on both sides, the feeder always hung crooked.

This is the second finch feeder station that I've purchased and is an exact replacement of the original one I bought many years ago. This style feeder is no longer available at any of the stores in my area but oddly enough the replacement socks are carried at one store where I buy bird seed. I was beginning to think the feeder had been discontinued but was surprised that Chewy carries it. I thought they just carried dog and cat supplies.

Set up was easy, design is convenient to load but socks are horrible. The mesh is too big and as the birds feed over half ends up in a pile on the ground. I thought I was getting an upgrade but I got a mess!

This feeder is perfect. It actually comes with 4 socks and I use a sock in a sock to keep the seed from falling out on to the ground and the birds love it. I actually have 2 and I go through a lot of seed. I sometimes have 20 birds at the time eating from this feeder. I definitely recommend it if you double up on the socks.

This feeder was very easy to set up and fill with seed. The small birds we were hoping to attract found it in a matter of hours and they come by a lot. The feeder is easy to fill and this one even came with two spare socks.

The mesh is too wide for the nyger seed recommended. I filled and hung both socks and within a hour half of it was on the ground. Great for the juncos, but expensive way to feed. I will not buy this again, I do not recommend it.

Seems to be well made and comes with 2 replacement socks. So far, we're very pleased.

Perfect for small birds. It is usually packed. However, the dome became brittle and cracked. Easy to refill.

We’ve used these feeder for 25 years. In that time we’ve owned two. Longevity isn’t a problem. We wash or replace the socks regularly to prevent disease. Depending on the time of year, we have as many as 14 finches on the two socks. Easy to assemble too. Highly recommend!

Constantly fell apart. Don’t bother. The fabric socks are held by a loose plastic ring. Poor design!