“Very sturdy Birds Choice Hanging Classic Bird Feeder with Baffle Weather Guard but it is only 12 inches. Only the small birds can actually feed from this. The cardinals and doves can't fit. If your only feeding smaller birds this is perfect.”
“I’ve finally found the PERFECT bird feeder! This feeder is so well made and well thought out. One thing people never think about is water traveling down the rope/wire suspending the feeder. The hanger for this feeder is connected at the sides, not on the lid. Check! Also, large black birds invade my feeders and waste 90% of the feed. This feeder has a clear baffle that slides down the outer tube making it too short for the larger birds to stand on the perches and feed. Now the little finches, and cardinals can eat in peace! Check! There is also a removable diverter of sorts that prevents too much feed from pouring out and being wasted. Check! The perches and feeding holes are metal and even the woodpeckers can’t hurt it. Check! I’ve had the feeder now for almost a month and the feed is still fresh and the birds love it. Before purchasing this feeder I would fill my old feeder weekly with most of it on the ground or the feed was wet and clogged up. I live in SW Florida and it’s raining season now. We’ve had several windy rains and the feed in this feeder never got wet! Check!! Don’t hesitate buying this feeder, it’s the most PERFECT feeder you’ll ever own.”
“I have always loved to watch all the birds come and eat so I placed this bird feeder by my kitchen window to look out and watch them eat it’s easy to fill and hang”
“This Birds Choice Hanging Classic Bird Feeder with Baffle was really easy to assemble. The plastic is thick and sturdy and the metal posts and bottom feel secure. The non flying animals are also loving this feeder as I have yet to actually hang it up. I like that it's clear plastic too so you can see exactly how much food is left.”
“The smaller birds in my neighborhood love this feeder and the baffle keeps the pigeons from hanging onto the perches and spilling out the seeds. I win!”
“We normally use a flat feeder to feed our birds because we can get better pictures of the birds, but this Spring we became inundated with starlings who quickly emptied the contents of the flat feeder onto the ground. These feeders make it impossible for them to empty quickly, so our other birds can still find food here and don't have to leave to look for food at other houses.”
