Is this product and the Birds Choice Classic feeder the same? There seems to be a little difference in the descriptions.
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They sure look the same to me. My Nature Products 431 is still going strong & the squirrels still haven't figured it out.
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Michelle, The feeder did not work for me at all. It is solid plastic with four very small holes in it. The holes are positioned between the perches. If you ever watch a finch eat, this is not the way they do it. Save yourself the grief and wasted money. Get a mesh sock feeder and then just refill it. They work great. If you want something that looks more like a regular bird feeder. then get a feeder that is mesh not plastic with four holes. They can be messy so keep that in mind. This feeder is worth nothing, nada, zero.
1395318
I do not know, but if you contact the manufacturer, I'm sure they could advise you.This is a wonderful feeder. I have all kinds of birds who enjoy their dining experiences on it.
698345
No, it's just for the smaller birds. The problem I have with this feeder is the seed gets wet way to easy when it rains and then clogs up the works. I spend way to much time cleaning the darn thing out. It needs a rain top on it.
75123
I think you will be fine with this feeder. Any bird other than a woodpecker that uses this feeder has a very dificult time which keeps the non woodpecker use very low. It's the European Starlings that i have trouble with using the cage-like suet feeder.
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I actually have both systems and I have to say that I am happier with the Squirrel Stopper system. I do like that the WBU system can be made shorter or taller with the pole sections they sell; however, it doesn't hold up to the wind/squirrels or hold as many feeders as the Squirrel Stopper. I hope this is helpful.
1669010
Not sure what the difference is but I love the Classic! I use it all the time.
65986
no.. I did not like this feeder.. my birds never used it and neither did the squirrels.... they never even tried it one time.... so I put it away and am back to using my original feeders....
1621155
I have not tried that model, but we have others with the yellow flowers. The birds don't seem to have a preference.
992080
I tried a plain plastic wild birdseed feeder, but it was too light and birds spilled more than they ate. I have had great success with a shallow dish with a long hook that is attached to center of dish and threads through a dome over it that helps with weather and also acts as a squirrel baffle. It is also made of plastic, but the long combination screw/hook component adds enough weight that birds don't spill worms as they land. I bought the feeder from Lowes, but there are probably many out there. Having a dish to put worms in decreases breakage of worms too unless you rehydrate them which I never have to do as the birds empty feeder daily.
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Let me begin by saying we haven't been able to watch our birds as frequently these past several months so my answer isn't absolute. Since putting up this feeder, we've never seen the cardinals, jays, or the woodpecker access it. All used the smaller version by a different company. They do still use the cardinal feeder with the weight bar. By having both styles hanging from the small pole we think we are providing for all of the bird types.
328056
I had concerns about how this tray would fit my particular feeder and I called the company direct and they were very helpful to direct me to the exact tray for my feeder, which I purchased on Amazon. Hope this helps.
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The #1015 is the classic feeder with squirrel cage. I have the larger one with the cardinal perch which is very $$ but worth it as it attracts all birds and the warranty with Brome is Lifetime. Great customer support from Brome. I bought the finch feeder and had to throw out all the $ seed which got moldy waiting for finches and sparrows t this summer. Will try this fall with finch feeder but the HOLES are tiny tiny (finch seed is tiny) and cut into a clear plastic tube..even the sparrows couldn't figure it out or can't see the holes and flew to the other feeders.
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I think it is not a differs of the product. Its the same design, only a other brand. A Friend buy this Stroller organizer and she have the same stroller as I and so I buy this.
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I'm in New England and the prominent birds that use the feeder are Goldfinches. That was the problem they hang out at this feeder & the titmice, chickadees, nuthatches don't have a chance to get the seed. We do have a finch feeder out but they prefer this. I have seen downy & hairy woodpeckers also occasionally a cardinal give it a go if it is quiet. Crackles (blackbirds) also are on the feeder. I'm looking for another feeder that will accommodate the variety of birds we are used to feeding.
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I have three of the feeders. I feel that this one slows down the eating more than then others, so I was willing to spend more on it. The less expensive ones are the same quality but the higher spokes slow down the eating more. I have a lab.
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I've had my feeder for a long time. Got it from a local shop...Mine is all metal and glass. Here is one that is similar but not the one I have.When I purchased it I paid a hefty price for it but it has stood the test of time. Perky-Pet 363 Birds and Berries Lantern Feeder