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Droll Yankee BTG Green Big Top Wild Bird Feeder

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Brand: Droll Yankees Color: Green EAN: 0021964103057 Manufacturer: Droll Yankees Model: DROBTG Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.95 Dimensions (in): 15 x 15 x 18
Droll Yankee BTG Green Big Top Wild Bird Feeder Features The Droll Yankees Big Top wild bird feeder is constructed with clear polycarbonate, die cast metal and brass hardware Squirrels and weather are scarcely a problem with the large 15" diameter dome and protected seed bowl The feeder is adjustable to provide a variety of options that allow selectivity of both birds and seed type A suet feeder or thistle feeder (not included) can be hung from the lower hook Great gift idea
Droll Yankee BTG Green Big Top Wild Bird Feeder Description The Droll Yankees Big Top wild bird feeder is constructed with clear polycarbonate, die cast metal and brass hardware. Squirrels and weather are scarcely a problem with the large 15" diameter dome and protected seed bowl. The feeder is adjustable to provide a variety of options that allow selectivity of both birds and seed type. A suet feeder or thistle feeder (not included) can be hung from the lower hook. 3 quart capacity.
Droll Yankee BTG Green Big Top Wild Bird Feeder Accessories Standard Hook, 28" Silver
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Droll Yankee BTG Green Big Top Wild Bird Feeder customer reviews: I'm with Roberta I have five types of feeders in my yard. This is the least popular, both the the birds and with me. Designed to accommodate both perching and clinging birds, it's uncomfortable for both. Perching birds -- those that figure out how to do it -- get into the bowl, "bathe" in the seeds, and leave behind unwelcome calling cards. Clinging birds have trouble getting purchase on the holes provided. They'll grab a seed or two and head off for a "restaurant" with better service. I like many Droll Yankee products, but how this one made it to market baffles me. Well thought out design They have been fine tuning this feeder for years (I replaced one that was over 25 years old)and they have got it right. Superior Guarantee Droll Yankees no question asked guarantee is superior and makes purchasing from them a delight. The Big Top is not good in much wind. It swings so much it dumps the seed out on the ground, which my ground birds love! The green bottom seed holder broke (could have been a squirrel, a raccoon, a cat, freezing rain) don't know and Droll Yankee replaced without question asked. Great customer service! Looks good I got this style birdfeeder because the rats were getting the bird food. This works great keeping rats away, but the birds can't get the food either. I added a couple of wood sticks for the birds to perch on and the rats still can't get the food. Worst feeder on the market! Buying this thing was the equivalent of throwing $60 out the window. It is a pathetic excuse for anything that could remotely be called a bird feeder. In the two weeks we had it hanging, only one yellow finch figured out how to eat from it. I saw others trying, but they all gave up. That finch ate from it once, and then apparently decided it was either too scary or too much work, because he never came back. There is NO place for the birds to perch as they eat. The finch sort of hung from the bottom, was nearly on his back and it looked rather uncomfortable. It was very hard for him to land in the right position and get a good grip. Once the squirrels hit it, even though it's "squirrel proof," the thing never hung straight again. We couldn't figure out why this was so, as it seemed that a simple adjustment would fix the problem, but it didn't. It's too bad the squirrels couldn't reach the seed, because at least someone would have gotten to eat since the birds couldn't. The only thing that works is the rain guard, which seemed to keep the seed dry after a light rain. Dry for what, though? For the moths that eventually would inhabit it because the birds couldn't get to it? We finally took it down and threw it away, which is a crime, because we got ZERO use out of it. This makes me not trust the Droll Yankees brand as a whole. We put up a reasonable feeder made by another company and had plenty of birds within two days. If I figure out which brand it was I'll post it here.
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