Nature Gear Window Bird Feeder with Strong Suction Cups, Clear Acrylic Window Mounted Bird Feeder, Weather-Resistant, Durable, Squirrel-Resistant, Column Style

I bought this for my husband for Valentine’s Day to place in his office since he works from home. I never cared much for birds, but as soon as we got this I found myself always looking for them! We had birds show up immediately the first day and have gotten to see so many different types! It is easy to take pictures and view through it. It has held up really well through all types of weather. Refilling it is easy as well! This is a must have. I am definitely going to buy one for myself!

This is a great feeder for seeing the birds up close and personal. Have to give great reviews to Courtney at Nature Gear for outstanding customer service. This company is wonderful - first they follow up to see if you got your product and if there is anything else they can do for you. When I got this feeder it was ice cold outside and I did not want to put it up then. I emailed back to Courtney and told her I was delaying the installation for a few days. When I was ready to install it I found I had lost the suction cups. Courtney was wonderful and sent me new ones. Now it is installed on my window and just waiting for the birds to arrive. I have 4 other feeders in the area so I am sure it will not take them long to find this one. I love the feeder and the customer service from this company is the best I have ever had from any company. Now I am going to look and see what else they have. If it is a choice between them and another company for the same product I will definitely choose Nature Gear.Update: I love this feeder so much I got another one. I positioned the second one about 10 inches below the first one and have a variety of seeds in the divided trays. The birds came to the second one within about 2 minutes of putting it up. I must have about every American Goldfinch in the state of Texas in my back yard. They adore these feeders. So does the Tufted Titmouse, House Sparrow, House Finch, Cardinals, and others. It is hard to get several birds in these feeders at once (it does happen), but the Goldfinch are very aggressive and do not like to share. Fun to watch them argue who will get the food as the titmouse sneaks in and grabs food while the others are arguing. I also put a paper plate on the deck rail and put safflower and sunflower seeds on it. That entices the ground birds up where you can watch them and gets even more of the small birds to be aware of the window feeders. I can now sit 18 inches away from the birds and really enjoy their antics. They are not the least bit nervous of me being so close. Perfect way to enjoy nature. These feeders are absolutely wonderful. Note: If you remove the trays to refill them, be sure and clean out the tracks of the seed overflow (I use an old toothbrush). Otherwise the trays will not slide all the way in and fit properly.Another update: I got lured in by another feeder’s ad that it was for bigger birds. My jays and cardinals visit the feeders and they are a snug fit. They prefer the platform feeders. So I got the bigger feeder. HAH. It was NO bigger and a pain to fill. Took it down and ordered two more of the Nature Gear feeders. These really stand up to all weather, the suction cups have never failed, and the birds LOVE them. I now have 3 on the windows with a different feed in each tray. Excellent product. Need more windows!!!!! 🤣

I ordered a window friendly suctioned bird feeder from your company a couple of weeks ago. I absolutely LOVE this bird feeder (although the squirrels in my yard would disagree). The bird feeder is sturdy, looks amazing, and the cardinals (as well as the other birds) in my yard visit it a few times a day. Thank you for making a sturdy product that will hold up for many seasons.

This is the second bird feeder I’ve bought from this company. The first lasted about 3 years, which is great considering that I have a TON of birds that come all day and even squirrels jumping onto it. I was happy to purchase another from the same company.

No dislikes. Sturdy , suction cups really work well. Good value.

Easy to put together and super sturdy!

This was super easy to assemble and attach to my window. I did pre-clean my window first to make sure that the suction cups held firmly. I was worried that the birds might be scared of coming too close to our house, but this works great! It’s been up for about 4 months and I haven’t had to do anything but add more food.

We bought this feeder a year ago, and it's still going strong. We live in Nebraska and it has lasted throughout the winter. Withstands strong winds as well. We have it placed on a second floor east-facing window that is 20 ft. or less from a row of large and tall trees. It did not take too long for the birds to find the feeder, maybe 2-3 weeks. Once they found it they've never stopped coming over. We've had a large variety of birds visit, with the #1 customers being the House Finches.We've had:- House Finches- Northern Cardinals- Baltimore Orioles- Black-Capped Chickadees- House Sparrows- Red-Bellied Woodpeckers- American Goldfinch- Brown-Headed Cowbirds- Doves- Common Grackles• Suction cups are very powerful and last through rain and snow. I have seen two heavy doves on it and still going strong.• Cleaning your feeder constantly is important. Birds do make a mess that sticks to the window, blocking your clean view from the hole in the middle.We did make a few changes/additions to our feeder. We changed the rubber rod to a wooden one, and we added two wooden perches to the top on the sides, because birds were perching there anyways, but having trouble staying on the plastic.Tips: if you haven't had any luck getting birds to your feeder, you may have the wrong feed. Do some research of what birds are already common in your area and what those birds eat. Change your feed to attract them. We didn't have Orioles initially. I put out some fruit (small clementines cut in half) and they came immediately. We didn't have Chickadees initially. We added some peanut butter+seed mix (small balls we made ourselves with peanut butter, a bit of flour, and the small seeds we already had) and they came immediately. Most birds favorite is peanuts, but we find the Grackles love them too.- Try Black-oil Sunflower seeds to attract most birds, or Hulled Sunflower for less mess.- I haven't tried it, but I hear Safflower is best if you want to deter the black birds and the squirrels.- Peanuts in the shell will attract big birds like the Blue Jays, but also the Grackles.- Shelled peanuts will attract a lot of birds, but Grackles as well.- Fresh fruit or dried fruit, especially orange citrus fruits will get you the Orioles.- No one really cares for the White Proso Millet or Red Proso Millet, they are always the last seeds left on there.*About the Blue Jays. They are definitely attracted to the feeder. I see them trying to land on it, but they fail to do so and they give up. It's not a matter of the feeder being too small for them, since I've seen the other pictures in the reviews where the Blue Jays fit in the feeder. I think maybe the Jays over here aren't as brave, since the Red-Bellied Woodpecker can do it, and he's about the same size.

Suctions have stuck for over a week now. Have only had a couple visitors but could easily see them.