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Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Customer Rating: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Catalog Number: 64301
Through May 31, take $5 off any order over $100. Use promotional
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Product Description:
Features:
No-No Feeder: A Brand You Trust
![]() It will not rot or fall apart like wooden feeders, and the squirrels cannot tear them apart like other feeders. It ships and stores flat unlike some plastic feeders on the market. It comes completely assembled, and you can even run them through the dishwasher to clean them. The "NO/NO" Bird Feeder feeds both clinging and perching birds. As many as 10 to 15 at once may feed on the Black Oil Sunflower seeds that it was designed for, the most popular feed for birds. We have also developed and patented The Ring-Around Bird Feeder. It is made of durable, UV-resistant plastic rings that looks and functions like that of drinking cups you may be familiar with. Each ring is one inch tall and nests down inside of a larger ring when collapsed to take up very little space. When hung up it looks and functions like a conventional feeder holding almost any bird feed available. Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Melanie D. from Long Island, New YorkThis bird feeder has attracted many birds to my parents yard, specifically cardinals. My parents now refer to their yard as a 'bird sanctuary.' ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Kadee W. from Ferndale, WAI live in a rainy climate and the water soaks the seeds. I am using it for just regular wild bird. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Goldie M. from Baltimore, MDThe birds love this feeder. It's great for perching birds and clinging birds. Of my several feeders, it's the one the birds clean out first. However, it has two problems that make it more difficult to use. First, it does not stand on its own. If you put it on the floor to fill, it collapses, since the chain links are loose and there's no structure to hold the feeder in full open position. This is especially problematic if there's some seed remaining in the feeder. To fill it, you have to hold it in one hand while holding the cover open with the same hand (a bit tricky) and then fill with the other. You can't put it down to fill another feeder or it collapses sprinkling seed all over the place. To combat this, I rigged up an S-hook and hung the feeder from it. Second, when you're filling it, the seeds pour out of the chain links. Much seed is wasted on the floor. You have to fill it with the feeder sitting in the seed bag so the seeds fall back into the bag. It's a great design for birds, but a challenge for people. |
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