Bird Feeder Outdoor Hanging for Wild Bird Seed, Green

This feeder is great. The squirrels can't get in and the birds love it. I have 4 cardinals come every day and they are my favorite bird, love watching them. As soon as the feeder is empty they chirp and chirp till I come out and refill it. Easy to clean and fill.

It really works!!!! Very amusing watching the squirrels try and get to the seeds. Not one has made it yet!!

I wouldn't call this squirrel proof, the little terrorists still get the seeds, but they haven't figured out how to open it yet, so they steal much less than they used to with the easy to snap closed lid. My little visitors seem to like it, and it's easy to fill. While it's jut plastic, its still kind of cute and I like the purple color I chose. No regrets with this purchase!

Draws lots of birds unfortunately the squirrels eat from it with impunity! I’m sprinkling some cayenne pepper around the base to deter the squirrels.

It is not a bad feeder overall, easy to refill and it has attracted many birds. But beware if like me, you have deer that frequent your feeder. In about 6 weeks time they have destroyed the entire plastic ring that the birds perch on while eating. I am buying a new feeder but will make sure this one is metal

As has been pointed out by other reviewers, this feeder has one big design flaw and one small flaw.The big flaw is that the central hanging cable runs through the center of the feeder and allows water to quickly enter the seed chamber. The fix is really easy however. The wire cable has a loop at the top for hanging, and the loop is secured with a oval compression sleeve. Take a piece of round plastic thin enough to work with, thick enough to stay firm in the weather (i used a thermal sealing cap from a pill bottle) punch a tiny hole in the center of that plastic, and pinch the top of the wire loop flat, thread it through the tiny hole, and then push the plastic piece down the wire until it sits on top of the oval compression sleeve After expanding the wire loop again, you have a wire hanger that will now shed any water off the wire cable, onto the brown roof of the feeder. No water can infect the seed chamber. Make sure the plastic part you put on has a diameter of at least 1.5 inches.The second minor flaw is that to fill the seed chamber you unlatch the roof and it hinges down. However if one is not careful, you will spread seeds everywhere in the process. Solution, be careful when opening and filling.Now personally i found the feeder a little plasticy and cheesy. However the local birds absolutely love it, they started using it within 4 hours of me hanging it, and it is the most visited feeder we have.We do not have a squirrel problem in these parts, so i cannot relay any information about that particular issue. But the local songbirds gave it 5 stars ...

Happy with purchase!

This bird feeder is easy to hang and fill, but it is not squirrel-proof. Squirrels jumped on the sides and broke off the plastic. It would be great if it was made out of metal instead.