Perky-Pet Seed Ball Wild Bird Feeder, Red
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| Price | $11.11Chewy Price | $11.99Chewy Price | $6.50Chewy Price | $24.01Chewy Price |
| Bird Type | Wild Bird | Wild Bird | Wild Bird, Bluebird, Woodpecker | Wild Bird, Oriole |
| Material | Metal, Aluminum | Plastic | Plastic | Glass |
| Capacity (Max) | 3-Ib | 1.12 pounds | 24-ounce | 16-oz |
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101 Customer Reviews
Great feeder
I have purchased four of these feeders I fill them with black oil sunflower seeds and add some peanut butter suet nuggets around the edge near the top. The cardinals, chickadees. and titmouse loved them. This spring the goldfinches have shown up in a flock and stayed. We have tried thistle seed to attract goldfinch, but without success.
Perky Pet seed ball
Have tried this feeder but found it was too small for the birds to hang on and too small for some of the seeds to come out. Would like to return them if possible.
Cute! As pictured.
I bought this to hang outside our window. Our cat loves to sit on the window sill and watch the birds stop by for a bite. Perfect size. And love the color!
Decent feeder
Finches really seem to like this one, I get house finches and goldfinches. The sparrows will use it if the tube feeder is empty. I've seen a downy woodpecker visit it a few times. I was hoping the cardinals would like this, but they can't seem to get the hang of it. The squirrels have figured it out though: they hang upside down by their back feet from the branch the feeder is on. The mesh of the feeder is somewhat flexible, so if it arrives with a dent in it, or if the holes toward the bottom are too small, you can manipulate it a bit.
Love this feeder
Needed something the birds could eat easily out of and the squirrels would not destroy. This is great! Two different ways to hang it means some flexibility where it gets put, a branch or a pole. Getting my fourth feeder. The top is hard to get off, uses a little elbow grease, and snaps back into place; that means squirrels cannot open it! Rain slides thru it and drains pretty well.
Concept needs help
I purchased this feeder to keep squirrels from gorging all the bird seed. I filled with black oil sunflower seed. Unfortunately, the holes are too small for the birds to get the seed out.
seed ball wild bird feeder-NOT squirrel resistant
I realize you don't claim this product as squirrel proof but some of the reviews said it was harder for squirrels to use. My squirrels have it mastered!
Great Feeder for Shelled Peanuts
I wanted a feeder for shelled peanuts that the pigeons, deer and squirrels could not get at. Thsi works great. Attracts lots of woodpeckers.
Well I like it
Birds don't land on this much at all. I like it very nice design but only the woodpeckers seem to use it. Hmmmm
good little feeder
Good, sturdy little feeder. I filled it with black oil sunflower seeds and hung it next to a tube feeder on a pole. The next day, Oak Titmice started coming frequently to feed from it. The finches prefer the tube feeder and tray, but the Oak Titmice seem to like the ball feeder. Some seeds fall out, but they are eaten by birds who prefer feeding on the ground, so it doesn't really matter.