Roamwild PestOff vogelvoederstation, eekhoornbestendig, verschillende zaden, zonnebloem-hartversie, groen

Love this feeder. Still going strong 3 yrs later. Squirrels CANNOT get into it! Easy fill, easy clean.

This was a good purchase. We were replacing a much more expensive squirrel-proof feeder that we had at our last house. I was worried that this would not be as sturdy, but this one is fine. Most of the parts are rugged plastic, and part of the construction is metal. It has so far weathered some fierce winter storms without any issue. It keeps the squirrels away and allows the birds to feed in peace.Good value. I would purchase another one of these again.

I've tried various schemes and feeders to keep my very determined gang from achieving their goal, and while I have had some success they tend to find a way. Eventually they resort to the "body-slam" method which can jar things loose. I tried the "squirrel-proof" one with the wire cage around it and the metal leaves, but a big gray ripped off one of the metal leaves within days and the rest of it was getting mauled. It was only a matter of time, so I returned the pieces and got this one.Let the games begin! I have it hanging from a rope strung between the house and a tree, high enough to prevent a direct jump, and they don't like going out the rope very much, but they will. There's nothing at the top of the feeder they can work on, they figure that out quickly. And the tube is impossible to grab onto. So the only chance is to drop and grab the levers on the way down. Seems to be around a 50/50 proposition, the losers drop straight to the ground. It's soft dirt, they can handle it. But when they do get a grab, the problems don't end, because that lever closes things off.I think they even figured out eventually just how it works, because they seemed to be trying to hold onto one lever while the other one stays open, and then twist around somehow to get at the open hole, but - the hole is too small for a squirrel to get it's mouth into! Ringed with metal! And their claws don't seem to fit well, and there's not much food right inside the hole anyway! I have observed many attempts, always ending with a visibly discouraged squirrel reluctantly dropping to the ground with nothing to show for all the effort. Even the body-slam method failed - bashing into it with a flying leap from the roof didn't work, and once I saw somebody drop from above, at least a 10 foot drop. Squirrel bomb!! He bounced off the rope, slid down the feeder, and plopped on the ground. No seed for you! That was a few weeks ago, and I haven't seen many attempts since. Word gets around. The little red squirrels and chipmunks checked it out early on and promptly gave up. Of course everyone gets leftovers off the ground, but this is a very stingy feeder. Popular though - I fill it every 1-2 days. With only two feeding ports I do get a line, but a waiting area has been established. Take a number. I can't afford to keep a second one filled, so work it out, my feathered friends...So if you want a truly squirrel-proof bird feeder - this is the one!

this is second feeder for me had the first one for years I really liked it.If you want to keep grackles off it you need to cut perches to between 3eights and 7eights inches

I bought this to keep the black birds from emptying my feeder . I wanted a feeder where the cute little song birds could eat but not the big black birds . And this item was supposed to do exactly that. But it doesn't . I got up this morning to see big black birds happily eating at this feeder emptying it like all my other feeders. This is NOT blackbirds proof like the pictures showed .