Bird’s Choice 1 Quart Yellow Sunflower Forever Feeder with Stainless Steel Screen

The Perky-Pet Easy Feeder features a wire barrier that protects against squirrel damage, eight feeding ports, a twist lock top and a 3 lb. seed capacity. This squirrel-proof feeder is inch-for-inch the best in the business at keeping squirrels out and letting birds in! The clear seed container makes it easy to monitor the seed level. A uniquely engineered removable seed cartridge makes for easy refilling and cleaning. Remember to clean your feeder once every two weeks with mild soap and water solution. Pole mount or hang. We offer the finest quality in wild bird feeding products and accessories. Perky-Pet Wild Bird Feeder models lure the bird in pursuit of seed providing you with hours of joy as random wild birds flock to feed at your house.

This Garden Song Patented Upside Down Thistle Feeder bird feeder serves as a welcoming feeding station for birds. It provides six feeding ports staggered around the lower half of its long, skinny, tubular frame. Each feeding port provides a unique T-shaped perch that offers stability and comfort, encouraging birds to sit and dine for as long as they like. Made of durable plastic, the bird feeder features a transparent reservoir that allows for monitoring seed levels at a glance. The top, bottom, and each feeding port and perch come in a lovely forest green color that works as an eye-catching accent, nicely accommodating surrounding decor and natural landscaping.When it’s time to fill the feeder, simply unscrew the reservoir from the base and tip the unit upside down. Pour in up to 1.75 lb. of seed, screw the base back on, flip it over, and it’s ready to go. The bird feeder can be filled with a variety of seed, including Black oil sunflower seed, safflower seed, and mixed seed. Be sure to keep this classic bird feeder clean and filled with fresh seed to ensure happy, healthy birds and many return visits. Perky-Pet recommends checking this bird feeder once a week for insects or mold and cleaning it at least twice a week with a mild soap and water solution, more often in very warm climates or seasons.