Will this feeder hold the large (7.25" x 6.25" x 2" thick) seed cakes?
1566577
No, the feeder was built to hold cakes the size of 4.25" x 4.25". However, it is tall enough that you can stack a cake on top of the bottom one.
1566578
Unfortunately no...only the 4.25 x 4.25 suet cakes will fit. You can stack them though and put two of the in the feeder.
1566579
I don't think so. I use 5x5 blocks about an inch thick, and I double them up, so there's enough depth for your bigger cakes -- but I don't think the area is enough
1566580
No, it will not hold the large seed cakes. I use the standard one that is 4"x4" and 1" thick.
785638
I depends on the size of your pole. The one that comes with the feeder is about an inch in diameter and the receptacle on the feeder fits that pole.
1732893
I would say that it does hold approx 10 lbs of seed. The height I am not sure of but I can measure it for you tomorrow. If I was to guess...take a suet cake which is 5 inches in height add about 2 inches to the bottom and 4 inches to the top you are around11 inches high? I was very happy with how big this feeder was for the price of it.
1618322
We have 3 of these feeders -- I'm guessing it is about 5/8" -- It would not be big enough for a 1" pole.
1913702
I have NAGGPLAT it is a little larger. This is the best feeder I have bought in several years.
459549
I can't say for sure because I've never seen a Grosbeak at my feeder. However, I find that the majority of birds (both large and small) will perch on the outer rim of the base (tray) and eat seed out of there. The holes in the wire screen are approximately 1/4" square, large enough for whole sunflower seeds to fit through.
65996
yes it will. The lid pops up and there is ample room for a 3 layer cake. the cupcake trays are removable.
376391
I think you could. It would have to be approx. 4.5 x 1.75 inches. I was able to insert a small bowl. You will probably have to secure the feeder onto a board so that if your pet pushes the feeder around, the bowl won't slip out of the bottom.
939022
Yes, definitely. As a matter of fact I worried that some of the smaller songirds like cardinals and bluebirds would be too large to access the food; smaller birds do best in it. Really a good feeder though.
1270835
It should, although I never used it with that brand. The opening is big enough to let it through.The feeders works very well, btw
1505726
It probably would, but you would need a different type of bracket below the baffle to hold it above the feeder, or just tie a knot in the rope below the baffle. However, there are much cheaper plastic baffles available that would work when used above a feeder. Hope this helps. Regards, James
356064
I can't answer exactly if the cake cylinder will fit. The inside is about 7" in diameter; what is the diameter of the 28 oz cake? I don't think this would be suitable as is since the mesh would make most of the cake inaccessible to the birds when they'd reached the inner limits. It has a standard center rod so you could conceivably remove the mesh and use the rest as a holder; although you'd have to do something to keep the cap in place as the cake is eaten. We fill this with black oil sunflower seeds and the mesh accommodates the size, although we did cut some small notches in the base of the mesh to allow debris in the seed to pass.
733972
Our large feeder measures 6 1/2 inches also. It is a amazing feeder! No more water all over the place!
700253
It is designed to hold plastic gourds for martin houses, not bird feeders. So the answer is no.
848460
Should. Obviosly would depend on how large the feeder is. Might want to consider the larger size dome.
2021968
It's an awkward shape to fit into an elevated feeder. We have an elevated feeder and it has space for two metal bowls and our skid stop slow feed bowl won't fit in it.
356068
I don't believe caked food would work for this type of feeder. It's meant for seeds.