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Perky-Pet® 10 Inch Metal Finch Feeder
Are you tired of your bird feeders looking chewed up by squirrels? This innovative feeder's metal design will put an end to that problem!
Our Perky-Pet® 10 Inch Metal Finch Feeder has an all metal design that squirrels can't damage. The full circle of perforations on the feeder allows more birds to feed at one time. This sturdy, innovative feeder holds 1 lb of seed.
Remember to clean your metal finch feeder once every two weeks with a mild soap and water solution.
Perkypet.com is the top destination to find quality Wild Bird Feeders and Accessories. Perky-Pet® and K-Feeders® wild bird products are trusted brands to bird lovers everywhere. Interact with nature, relax and build memories that last a lifetime by conveniently ordering from perkypet.com. Happy Bird Feeding!
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Perky-Pet® 10 Inch Metal Finch Feeder - Specifications
Product Features:
- All metal design that squirrels can't damage
- Full circle of perforations that allow more birds to feed at one time
What's in the Box:
- 1 Wild bird feeder
Specifications:
- 1 lb seed capacity
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30-Day Satisfaction Guaranteed Policy
Your satisfaction with our bird feeders and service is our top priority!
If you are anything less than completely satisfied with your bird feeder or bird accessory, you may return it within 30 days of receipt for a product replacement or money refund of your full merchandise cost. It's part of our worry-free shopping policy!
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Disclaimer: Perky-Pet does not endorse any information contained in product reviews. Please follow all label instructions for your specific use.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Review Rate I like it but birds aren't as thrilled.I like this feeder because I know squirrels can't wreck it, but the finches and St Louis sparrows are not thrilled with it. I wonder if the holes are too small. If the seeds are sticking out, the birds are on the feeder. There are days when I don't see any birds on the feeder. I am going to continue to use the feeder. Maybe the birds aren't hungry.
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Review Rate Squirrels are out-of-luck with this metal feeder; Goldfinch Heaven ! ! !Excellent feeder for squirrel- free feeder. plastic tube feeders were eaten open and drained the seed. This feeder is safe from damage and, birds are using on regular basis.
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Review Rate The best finch feederExcellent finch feeder. Highly recommend this type of feeder as more birds can feed on this one as it drains of seed versus the tube port feeders. The tube port feeder this replaced had 4 ports and as the seed drained past the first 2 ports, only 2 birds could feed. It is also much more durable and easier to clean than the plastic tub kind. -
Review Rate PERFECT!We love this finch feeder! Our finches love it too. We'd hung a finch sock next to a regular birdfeeder and sparrows decided to poke holes in the sock and drain out the finches' seed! This allowed us to continue to feed the finches without that problem and without animals gnawing on it and ruining it. It's PERFECT. We thought about getting the bigger capacity, but with the rain and humidity this year, decided this size was good enough in case some seed molded & the whole thing had to be cleaned out. -
Review Rate No birdsI got this to prevent the squirrels from getting the seed. Well I've got no squirrels and no birds. Not sure what the problem is, as I've had finches before using a cheaper feeder. Maybe I have some slow learning birds? Going to try another type feeder. -
Review Rate This one worksI received this feeder on Wednesday. By Thursday afternoon the goldfinches were back and enjoying the thistle seed. There are even a few house finches that have figured it out. Now it is the squirrel's turn--the feeder is hanging from a branch on about a foot of chain. It seems to be just the right amount of length, as the squirrel can't quite reach it without leaving the branch and with nothing to hold on to, can't get to the seed. After about 20 minutes, he gave up leaving the seed for the birds!!! -
Review Rate Review Posted on Amazon.comI love this feeder, and so do the goldfinches. I've seen as many as 10 finches on it at one time. The feed lasts longer too, as it doesn't spill out as easily as other feeders. I highly recommend this feeder. -
Review Rate Amazon ReviewThis is, for the price, the best thistle seed feeder on the market. A few improvements could make it really great: * A different color. * Provision for a seed tray. (I took the one off my old Droll Yankees feeder and attached it to the bottom.) * Some sort of a latch to hold the lid on, for raccoon-proofing. (I'm using a little piece of bent coat hanger.) * A rain shield of some sort to keep rain off the seed. (I'm using a squirrel baffle.) Oddly enough, I didn't see this feeder on PerkyPet's main website, just here. P.S. Finches took one morning to find it. Now they're coming around by the scads. They don't seem to care one bit about the black paint. Posted images of the mods I did, plus three finches attached. -
Review Rate Review Posted on Amazon.comI bought 2 of these to replace the sock feeders I have.It took a day for the goldfinches to realize what it was.I did shake the feeders a little so that some of the seed would stick out and placed them next to the sock feeders. After 24 hours the finches started to use it. It will hold about 20 finches at a time ( I have the large size) and they look beautiful next to the black metal.It isn't difficult to see how much food is left if you look straight through the sides. You can also tell by the position of the birds on the tube.Happy birding! -
Review Rate Review Posted on Amazon.comThis was our first bird feeder and the best one that we've purchased thus far...we now have two of these finch feeders...the finches hang around non-stop...we've lured some Pine siskins and sparrows as well...the squirrels seem to ignore this one - they thankfully are not too interested in the nyjer seed...I would completely recommend this bird feeder...it is good looking, simple and priced well...
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- All About
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All About Wild Birds
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Wild Bird Feeders - Expert Tips
Hanging Your Feeder
- Ideally a sheltered southeastern exposure location is best for hanging bird feeders since birds like to feed in the sun and out of the wind. Birds also prefer not to have any obstructions over their feeding area so they can see any predators. more»
Accessorize!
- Bird Baths - A clean and reliable water source is an excellent way to attract birds to your yard, especially those birds that do not necessarily eat seed or nectar. All birds will seek out a water supply, not only for drinking but also for keep themselves clean and healthy.
- Bird Houses - These are a good way to attract those species of birds that nest in holes. These structures should be made of an untreated wood (pine, cedar, etc.) and should have ventilation and drainage holes. It should be durable, and easy to check and clean. more»
Feeder Care
- Keeping your feeder clean and full of fresh bird seed is very important to the health of visiting birds. It is recommended that you clean your wild bird feeder every two weeks. more»
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Wild Bird Feeders - FAQs
Protecting Birds FAQs
Q: What can I do about the cat that keeps visiting my feeder?
A: If it is your neighbor's precious Fluffy, you may want to suggest that they tie a bell around the cat's neck to alert the birds when the cat is near. more»
Q: How do I discourage squirrels and raccoons?
A: Here are a few simple and effective suggestions for keeping the squirrels and raccoons off your feeder.
Bird Seed FAQs
Q: What are the most popular bird seeds to use?
A: Black Oil Sunflower Seed is the most popular bird seed. It is much smaller than the traditional sunflower seed. It is best for those birds with smaller bills, such as the sparrow, junco and goldfinch. more»
Q: How do I prevent seeds from sprouting under my feeder?
A: You will need to sterilize your seed to prevent it from germinating. This will not alter the attractiveness or the nutritional value of the seed in any way more»
Cleaning FAQs
Q: Birds at my feeder look sick, what should I do?
A: The best thing to do is to stop feeding the birds temporarily. Remove the feeders and throw out all of the seed. Thoroughly wash your feeders as suggested in Tips for a clean feeding station. more»
Q: How do I clean my bird feeders?
A: Before filling your feeder with fresh seed, it is recommended that the following precautions are taken:
- Remove all old seed.
- Soak feeder in water.
- Scrub feeder and allow to air dry. more»
Feeder Types FAQs
Q: I own the Window Feeder. Lately it won't stick to the window. What can I do?
A: The first suggestion is to slightly moisten the cups. If you have already tried moistening the suction cups, we have a few other tips. more»
Q: Will I find only finches at my finch feeder?
A: No. Pine Siskins, Redpolls, Mourning Doves, Juncos, Towhees, and Cowbirds are all attracted to thistle seed.