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I am looking for large  feeder for sunflower seed, i do not want to keep going out during cold  weather,so bird lovers i need recommendation.

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My husband and I have two of these...Be sure to get the two-sided one, as more birds can feed from it...We use a mixture of fruit & nuts and sunflower seeds...We get a lovely variety of birds.

 

eta:..I meant to add that we were able to get ours from our local Agway store and they also ordered one for us...These feeders are very durable....They come with a pole or you can also hang from a shephard's hook which is what we do...There are tension adjusters on each side which are very easy to adjust and the feeders are also squirrel-proof.

 


1. Absolute II Cardinal Bird Feeder

 

 

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I've had 2 of this feeder for years - and they are strong - and squirrel proof b/c it has a spring (you set the strength) so if "S" gets on it - the perch snaps down hiding the seeds.

However,,,,,,,,,,,not wanting to go out in the cold?  Birds eat a lot in the winter & they come from near and far for food.  I have to replenish mine every day - blizzard conditions - even twice.  Don't start something (feeding birds) unless you plan to continue it till Spring.  It's NOT fair to the birds.

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@goldensrbest wrote:

I am looking for large  feeder for sunflower seed, i do not want to keep going out during cold  weather,so bird lovers i need recommendation.


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My sister found some nice bird feeders at Home Depot and Lowes.... She feeds the Cardinals sunflower seeds....

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@goldensrbest   No matter how large the bird feeder you will have to keep going outside in the cold.  I have one larger than the one pictured, and I have to fill it about every week and a half to two weeks.  It isn't fair to the birds to let it get empty and not refill it.


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We feed the birds year round,it's so nice to see them all.  I have one feeder but the FAT squirrels are always swinging on it and bringing it down.  I mostly feed the birds on the ground,I have an area off the patio under an evergreen I spread the seeds at.  We also put out woodpecker blocks of suet and seed. We have a squirrel blocker dome over it otherwise they'd make off with that too.

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@fthunt wrote:

I've had 2 of this feeder for years - and they are strong - and squirrel proof b/c it has a spring (you set the strength) so if "S" gets on it - the perch snaps down hiding the seeds.

However,,,,,,,,,,,not wanting to go out in the cold?  Birds eat a lot in the winter & they come from near and far for food.  I have to replenish mine every day - blizzard conditions - even twice.  Don't start something (feeding birds) unless you plan to continue it till Spring.  It's NOT fair to the birds.


I feed them all last winter,some times twice a day,NOT STARTING SOMETHING, seems you are.

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@goldensrbest - Have you tried Yankee Droll Bird Feeders? They have one that holds 3 lbs of seed and either 6 or 8 feeding stations. Think its called Big Top Bird Feeder

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I will and have feed them all winter, please take notice every one ,looking for A LARGE FEEDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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@NickNack wrote:

@goldensrbest   No matter how large the bird feeder you will have to keep going outside in the cold.  I have one larger than the one pictured, and I have to fill it about every week and a half to two weeks.  It isn't fair to the birds to let it get empty and not refill it.


I KNOW THAT.

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