Product Description

36-inches tall. Patented spiral perch attracts more birds and allows more birds to feed. Birds love to perch on the patented spiral and "run the spiral" instead of flying to another perch. Aluminum and stainless steel construction with a clear molded seed tube. The feeders also feature a squirrel-proof patented "locking lid." The bottom comes completely off for an easy clean. Feeder comes fully assembled in an open view box. Yellow finish.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7989 in Single Detail Page Misc
• Size: Extra Large 36"
• Color: Yellow
• Brand: Bird Quest
• Model: SBF5Y
• Dimensions: 36.00" h x 4.25" w x 4.25" l, 2.35 pounds

Features

• Patented spiral perch attracts more birds and allows more birds to feed
• Birds love to perch on the patented spiral and "run the spiral" instead of flying to another perch
• Aluminum and stainless steel construction with a clear molded seed tube
• Squirrel-proof patented "locking lid"
• Bottom comes completely off for an easy clean

Customer Reviews

Seed Waster
I have had this bird feeder for about a year now and we really like it except that it is a bigger seed waster than our other nijer seed finch feeders. You definately need the Bird Quest large size seed tray to catch all the seed that falls through the holes. The holes on this feeder are round, not oblong like on most finch feeders. It is fun to watch the birds flock to this feeder. They do come to this feeder first, before our other feeders. I wonder if it is because the seed comes out of this one easier.

OUTSTANDING!!
This finch feeder is much larger than you can imagine from the photo!!
I get 7-9 goldfinch on this feeder at different times through out the day!
It is easy to fill and hang!!
It is the best finch feeder I've ever had!!
The price is RIGHT as well!!

Seed Waster?
Like everyone else says, this feeder is HUGE - got a big laugh about it at the office when it was delivered and I opened the box. The birds love it, it's really cool to see, like, 16+ finches all over this thing - can hardly wait for spring when the males' bright yellow plumage comes back. No problem with other species trying to horn-in. High quality. Only problem - I'm not sure what's causing this, but there always forms under the feeder a HUGE pile of (presumably uneaten) thistle seed. It's not like the feeder is leaking, but perhaps the holes are too big and extra seeds come out while the finches are feeding. Got to the point where it's killing the grass and then getting scattered by the ground birds. Real mess. Had to put a rubbermaid container under it to catch the seed.