PROVIDE stainless steel bird feeder, Bird Seed Feeder, bird
PROVIDE stainless steel bird feeder, Bird Seed Feeder, bird feeders for small birds, Easy Open wild Bird Feeders. Hanging Bird Feeder for seeds, bird feeders for Wild bird, garden Bird Feeding Statio
removable lid
Forget fixed lids, because PROVIDE hanging bird Feeders have a large Twist Lid! This makes it easier to hang, and easier fill.
To fill simply release feeder from lid – allowing you to fill the feeder without the need to remove the hanged lid.
Bird seed catcher
It won’t catch all the seeds that small garden birds love to flick around, but it’ll catch a whole lot more than having nothing there at all!
Crystal Clear bird feeder
Some plastics tend to go cloudy, but we’ve used a special crystal clear plastic. Gardens look shiny, and wild birds are more attracted to food.
Handy Guide & a hanging device
You’ll find your user guide on the side of the tube. It also shares tips and tricks about getting even more birds to love your yard most!
| Dimensions: | 33 x 14 x 14 cm; 598.74 Grams |
| Model: | 1990 |
| Part: | AH-TUHE-142 |
| Manufacture: | PROVIDE |
| Dimensions: | 33 x 14 x 14 cm; 598.74 Grams |
This is a fantastic bird feeder, it’s very sturdy, comes apart really easily to wash. I intend to replace my other seed feeders with these. Far super feeder. Highly recommend.
Very pleased with this large stainless steel bird feeder. As soon as I hung it up, filled with seed, the dear little coal tits found it with great delight! I could hear the happy commotion from inside the house.
This feeder has all the marks of quality solid tube exact fitting stainless port holes no gaps for water to get in deffinately easy clean good size lid so good friends ordered after they saw mine
Excellent design, sturdy made of stainless steel. Have tried many different bird feeders with mixed reviews. This looks excellent, easy to clean, lots of feeding windows, birds are loving it. The test will be is it squirrel proof?? So far so good!
This is a great bird feeder. All the small garden birds flock to it – Great Tits, Blue Tits, Coal Tits, various Finches, Sparrows etc.
Have only had it for about a week and already gone through a kilo of sunflower hearts. Love it. Thank you.
Cleaning is also a breeze with the ability to open both ends and hose down in seconds or to deep clean when needed.
Some cheaper feeders tend to lose the plastic feeding ports quite quickly but these look and feel sturdier so I am hoping it will last through the winter until next summer.
My old bird feeder which was a plastic one kept getting raided by the local squirrels.
They would hang onto it upside down and eat half of the seeds everyday which was resulting in my having to fill it up everyday.
I actually give the squirrels they’re own food but they eat that and then go for the birds food as well.
After waking up one day finding my old feeder on the floor broken open because the squirrels had chewed through the plastic hanger I decided I’ve had enough so bought this to replace it.
I’ve had it up for over 2 weeks now and the birds went to it straight away.
The design is very good as I’ve watched the squirrels try to get into it but they can’t meaning the seed in this feeder is lasting upto a week unlike my other feeder that the squirrels would demolish within 24hrs.
The past 2 weeks we’ve had non-stop heavu rain and so far the feeder is keeping the food dry and doesn’t show any signs of rusting which is very good.
I like the size of this feeder as we typically get 3-4 birds (mostly hedge sparrows) come at the same time and they’re always fighting so having all these sections means they can all spread out a bit which is nice as well.
Have two of these now and they are much easier to fill than comparable products and have clear glass and easy to clean stainless steel. Great value.
Feeder is easy to open and refill, plenty of perches for hungry mouth. So far it has withstood any damage from squirrels.
Clean and easy to use. So good I bought a second one.
Little flying friends seem fairly happy with it and it does seem good quality.
Well made, it’s not cheap and nasty. Metal pegs, best birder I’ve had to date.
Not the cheapest one available. This is a much more sturdy feeder than the broken one it replaced and feel that it will last a good few years…which will be good value for money
Bought this for husband to hang on tree in sight of our conservatory and we both enjoyed birds who fed on it. Although intended to encourage small birds and our blue tits did use it, the pigeons and magpies soon learnt which branches to balance on to use it too. Added some mealy worms to the gift. Great thought for husband who is difficult to buy for!
A first the birds were a little wary of this new device but are now using it more. I trust that they will soon be completely at ease with it. Dennis
Much stronger than a previous plastic feeder that squirrel attacked and destroyed! Birds love it!
Good size and multiple feeding points. Although some elements are metal the ports to the feed tube appear to be plastic. That is the point that the squirrels chew away at and where metal would be the most useful.
Update – the ports are a metal just not the same (or as high quality) as the top or bottom – but hopefully good enough to thwart the squirrels. Amended to 4 stars.
The tits arrived by the end of the first day and it’s now being used constantly by blue/coal/great tits and green/gold/chaffinches as well as robins. Sadly, no sparrows yet, despite it being in the same place as the old one and next to one of their roosting areas. They liked the plastic porches on the old feeder, and although I knew they wouldn’t like the round metal perches I thought they’d be OK on the lower rim. I’ve glued a couple of ring perches on in case they’d try those, and they may still come around; they’re very shy here due to hawks (and they do have alternatives) but I think the colour and shape of perches is important.
No big birds have tackled it yet, and the squirrels have eyed it up but not attacked.
An update after a month: this feeder is hugely popular with tits, finches, robins and buntings, and at times has queues of birds waiting to use it. The sparrows here are very cautious and not as aerobatic as the other species. They spent several weeks as a flock sitting watching other birds use the feeder, fluttering close to it but not landing. They’ve only just started using it, and the original perches are perfectly fine for them, but they still prefer to watch rather than feed. Blackbirds are also flying up to it and grabbing seeds but not landing. Squirrels have found it; they stand on the base and hold onto the higher perches, as if they were riding a scooter. They haven’t damaged it and they don’t take too much food.
The seed stays dry in it and it’s easy to fill. I’m very happy with it and would recommend it.
Final update – the squirrels and rooks attacked it with such force that the bottom fell off, and despite my best efforts to fix it I can’t get it to stay on now. The feeder was too popular for its own good. I’d still recommend it to anyone who can keep the larger/smarter creatures off.