More Birds Squirrel-Proof Double Suet Bird Feeder
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Just what I was looking for.
I have 4 suet feeders for the small woodpeckers - I bought two (suet) feeders that have wire around them that will protect the Smaller birds from all the Blackbirds and Starlings. It took a few days for the Downeys and other small birds to venture in BUT they sure like the feeders. OUTSTANDING!!!!
DONT BUY - Kills small birds
Keeps squirrels out, but Ive had to handextract THREE dead birds from this contraption. Sparrow annd finch easily get to the suet, but when startled to flight, a wing or neck gets entangled in the cage. First dead bird was sad, but I ignored it. Two days later, a sparrow died. I took it down when the third bird was killed. This was in the span of 30 days.
Undecided about this feeder
This feeder is sturdy and well made. I wanted it for the smaller birds because the starlings take over, but the small birds are afraid to go inside the feeder. Maybe with more time they will figure it out.
Great to keep away the pesky squirrels11
The squirrels were eating my suet cakes as fast as I hung them. Then I bought this double suet cake holder that was "squirrel proof". So far, so good...not one squirrel has figured out how to get to the suet cakes. 1!!!!!
Screw-Top Problem
It is a great looking suet feeder and the birds loved it...but...my overactive squirrels figured out how to get the top off because the threads are so short and the screw anchor cannot hold securely after awhile. The squirrel took it apart, broke the wire frame and voila- squirrel suet!
Christmas gift
Bought as a Christmas gift. I'm very pleased for what I've ordered. I may order myself one as well!!
Buyer Beware
Do not buy I had two small birds get stuck one had its wing twisted and head stuck in another hole we had to use wire cutters to save bird. The other was stuck upside down but just took off top for that one.
Birdfeedersuet
Item works well. It keeps crows out as well as squirrels, raccoons, turkeys.
Yep! They get used to it.
We bought this feeder because of the design. It is very well built. Tired of the larger birds eating us out of house and home. This way the smaller birds are assured of some suet. It does take a little time for them to get used to it. Some of the mid range birds, like cardinals, try from the outside. Not to worry...we also keep suet in the normal one cake feeder close by so the large birds aren't going hungry and can still feed their babies.
Great feeder.
This is a very well made double suet feeder that has stopped the starlings and unwanted birds from stripping the suet allowing the smaller birds to feed. Large woodpeckers can still reach the suet.