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Pros & Cons
Pros
The material of the tube itself is cheap but holds. Haven't found better replacement. Picky little guys, haha. My finches loves this.
Cons
Each was destroyed by woodpeckers. The holes are too small to get their beaks in. Hoping to salvage the parts and find a sturdier tube.
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Quality
I really like that it is so sturdy and has lots of perches
It’s been durable so far and the birds love it
This tube has a vshaped plastic insert near the bottom to prevent what happened to my other the food got wet and muck and stuck... Read More
Update 2 this cracked around the bottom and was useless after 6 months
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small, nice, plastic, two and bottom. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there may be deception involved.
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 60.2% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 112 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 18 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Tough to find a finch feeder with the quality design this one has
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The tube is exagerratedly large
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I purchased to replace a thinner and shorter yellow thistle seed feeder that was heavily trafficked
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But it is really a wide tube more of a normal food type tube rather than the thinner thistles seed tubes you generally see
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But the openings and this aspect is why it felt more flimsy than my other one which lasted 5 years
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It could probably fit an entire small thistle seed bag
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So the issue there is if the seeds lose their oils the birds wont want them
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I can never tell whether thats the case until i feed birds and the seed sits
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