Description
Features:
~ When the suet compartment metal plate is in place, the Suet Palace keeps squirrels, pesky Starlings, and Grackles from eating the suet
~ When this feeder is hung high from the ground, Grackles and Starlings do not often feed at this style of feeder so you can take the plate out
~ Large Woodpeckers like Flickers, Sapsuckers, Red Headed, Red Bellied, and even Pileated Woodpeckers can hang from the bottom and feed
~ Suet cake size is 4.5″ x 3″ x 4″
Dimensions:
~ 7.50 (D) x 9.50 (W) x 11.00 (H) inches
~ Holes on the sides are 1.5 inches X 1.5 inches
~ Bottom is .5 inches X .5 inches
~ 4.80 lbs
Bill O. (verified owner) –
I had to modify the suet cage on the inside to accommodate a plastic cup to hold grape jelly for feeding Baltimore Orioles. It took the Orioles several days to figure out how to get through the outside cage. I would suggest development of a similar cage that serves the purpose of feeding the Orioles. We have robins and blackbirds that eat the grape jelly set out for the Orioles._x000D_
Carmen C. (verified owner) –
Awesome!!! The squirrels can’t get the suet, I am so pleased! I have had so much trouble with the squirrels this year that it isn’t any fun watching the birds because the feed or suet is eaten by the squirrels. I’ve had to fill the feeders every other day. The squirrels are watching the birds eat but they can’t. Thank you again!!!
George N. (verified owner) –
This really works! The squirrels and large birds don’t bother it (although they’ve tried). When I first got it, the small birds wouldn’t use it. So I put it on the ground by the sunflower feeder and put pieces of bread close to the inside suet cage so they would have to go inside to feed. After two days, I stopped using the bread and hung the feeder. They’ve been using it ever since._x000D_
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The only reason I deducted a star is the chain is a little flimsy.