Is this feeder big enough for lovebirds to use it?
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I've never owned a lovebird but I've seen them in person and I think they are a little to big (wide) to get into the feeder cage.
393067
Larger birds can use this feeder. We have found that doves are ground or platform feeders around here. The perches here are not really designed well for (our) doves. We get woodpeckers all the time.
2137687
Hi Bobbie, Finches, siskins, all small birds can use this feeder and really seem to like it. I put safflower in it and sometimes medium sunflower hearts and the little guys have no trouble perching and eating
2013856
It is fairly large and I have seen Cardinals at the feeder. Holds a good 2 lbs or more of sunflower seed. Most of my feeders are wire feeders and attract a large number of Quakers or Monks Parakeets prevalent in my area.
642311
Yes. We love ours. It is amazingly strong. Holds our very heavy feeder full of seed & birds!
307187
Should work fine. Just don't over fill the feeder. I do love mine with hours of entertainment.
1705440
I think it should, although those annoying birds seem adept at getting to food. The feeder is on the small side and I haven't seen any grackles so far.
376389
It could be if it was smaller than the size of the plastic piece that fits in to the feeder. However, I would not recommend purchasing this feeder, it is not made very well and broke within a few months of using it.
359671
I think it would be great for a lovebird. They would be very happy in it! Happy New Year!
825878
Smaller birds can reach the food. Ie grackles and starlings. Blue birds and full grown cardinals had no luck getting into mine. Sqirrels did shake it a wee bit. Better than any feeders except the No-nos.
30572
Hello, the largest birds I have seen in the feeder are sparrows of several types. I don't think cardinals would fit. I bought it because pigeons have discovered my larger feeder. Besides eating all the seed quickly, they scare away the smaller birds. With this feeder, the chickadees, finches and sparrows get a chance to feed.
1805995
This feeder is really meant to be hung from a hook or sheperd's pole. The hole's are not large but they are big enough for small birds to eat from. Hope this helps you.
2111437
This feeder is about 4 inches wide ny 24 inches. The strip of fodder would have to be this size.
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I would most definitely say yes. Both sides are very roomy for two love birds on each side. Nice size food dishes and nice size doors. Hope you enjoy your cage and your birds if decide on this cage that is &#128522;&#128038;&#128037;&#128038;&#128037;
1193501
It depends on the size of the Lovebird. If it is almost the same size of a parakeet, it should be fine.
1999912
I would think so. I have a lovebird in mine, which I believe is smaller than a conure, and he is quite fine. I wouldn't recommend more than two small birds at one time though as the cage width is not very wide but it has good depth.
1477325
If you're talking about chicks from a few days to a few weeks old, yes, I think it would be too big. While the legs will fold up, it still might be too tall. When our chicks were little, we used a small, plastic feeder that was much smaller and designed for chicks. We purchased this one after our birds were a few months old. HTH!