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11-23-2019 01:44 PM - edited 11-23-2019 01:45 PM
If you live somewhere with few or no squirrels, I would suggest a platform feeder. You get such a good look at the birds on an open platform. Have someone make you a large one and pile on the seed.
I have squirrels, so I have the squirrel-proof feeder similar to the one shown above. That thing has been knocked over by wind (even with a cement base my DH made) and hit by a falling tree branch. DH has to straighten it out and replace the perch (our perch is wood), but we've been able to use it for years. It holds a LOT of seed.
11-23-2019 06:08 PM
Check out Amazon
11-23-2019 06:35 PM
Another source is Duncraft....I've bought several feeders from them online and they have all been top quality. I know that I've seen some of the very large feeders on their website. Check them out online - they probably have what you're looking for.
11-23-2019 06:50 PM
@MyShadowLove I bought a really sturdy feeder from Duncraft, holds a lot of seed and is two sided.
11-24-2019 07:28 AM - edited 11-24-2019 07:32 AM
@hayseed00 wrote:
@MyShadowLove I bought a really sturdy feeder from Duncraft, holds a lot of seed and is two sided.
@hayseed00 ...I just checked Duncraft out as soon as I saw your notification...What a lovely website and such a great selection of many types of feeders, including the ones that we currently have, as well as birdhouses and many other accessories...I will be perusing their site more a little later on.
Thanks so much to you and @jannabelle1 for bringing Duncraft to our attention!
11-24-2019 08:28 AM
@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.
My Ss figured it out!
We had it on a strong post, and they just hung on there and figured out how to shift their weight a bit to open the door, long enough to grab a seed!
11-24-2019 08:32 AM
I ordered two brome feeders,and one other brand.
11-26-2019 04:33 PM
Got my feeders,hung them up, nice feeders, but got a question ,at grocery stores here they sell packages of beef fat, in winter, does anyone use that for feeding the birds?
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