A window bird feeder that will delight you – this feeder allows you to get a close look at a variety of birds as they come to feast at your window. The Garden Song Dine Around Window Bird Feeder features 3 feeding ports, a 1.5 lb. seed capacity and an easy-fill wide mouth top. This feeder is built for Nyjer or mixed-seed usage—simply rotate the ring to switch the seed type!
The clear plastic reservoir makes it easy to monitor seed levels and unscrews easily from the feeder base for quick cleaning and filling. This makes the Garden Song Dine Around Window Bird Feeder one of the most economical and convenient feeders on the market! Remember to clean your window bird feeder at least twice a week, more often in very warm climates or seasons.
If you’re having difficulty getting the feeder to stick to the window the first thing to try is to slightly moisten the cups. If you have already tried moistening the suction cups make sure the window surface is clean. If there’s a smoky film on the glass, use a window cleaner to remove the film. Also, examine the edges of the suction cups to see if they are ragged. If they are, you may be able to use petroleum jelly to smooth out the edges.
Product Features
- 1.5 lbs seed capacity
- 3 feeding ports
- Easy fill wide mouth top
- View birds easily from inside window
- Built for Nyjer or mixed-seed usage–simply rotate the ring to switch the seed type
WINDOW BIRD WATCHING MADE EASY!!! This is one of 7 feeders that I have at my home NOTHING relaxes me and perks me up more than seeing all the colorful birds around my home. When I saw this one at it’s incredible price, I had to give it a shot. It mounted to the window in about 30 seconds-I filled it with finch food, and had a purple finch perched and eating an hour later! What a thrill to be cleaning house, at the computer or relaxing in my recliner, and to be able to look out of our big, bay window and see the goldfinches and…
This bird feeder does the trick! This is a pretty good feeder. I’ve had it up for a few days and the birds are already enjoying it.Note that the suction cup attachment is a separate piece from the actual feeder – the feeder kind of hangs onto it. So, if you’re looking for a feeder that is easy to remove and fill, this is it. However, if you need something that can withstand a strong wind and rainstorm, I’m a little skeptical – although it hasn’t fallen yet!
My poor bald redbird! Who knew that cardinals could go bald? Well, they can! I watched my proud red friend go from glorious to pitiful in a couple of months! I didn’t even know they were territorial. But they are. This is his feeder. And his wife’s! (Her name’s Katie.) He boldly perches on the feeder, but she’s a little cautious, prancing on the windowsill instead. No matter. He showers her with seeds! I love to see him with the morning sun on him, singing with his mouth full!