“Living in Oregon, we have a lot of different types of birds and weather. I love the idea of this bird feeder having a weather guard on it. With the snow and rain, it does protect the bird seed. Its large and light, good quality plastic, not flimsy.”
“I recently acquired this product and I am so happy that I did. I recently hung this out on a tree for all the birds. It was extremely easy to put up and has kept the seed in it dry from the rain we have recently gotten. It is by far the best bird feeder I have ever found. I am so impressed because of how well made it is and how much seed it is able to hold at a time.”
“I think the weather shield on this Bird's Choice Hanging Classic Bird Feeder makes it really nice for the small songbirds because it keeps the rain off the feeder perches and it gives them a bit of extra cover from bigger birds. I did have to relocate my feeder, though, because the weather baffle caught the wind and the feeder fell. It's really sturdy, though, so nothing broke - I just had to find a spot that's out of the wind to hang it.”
“I got this Birds Choice - Hanging Classic Bird Feeder with Baffle Weather Guard 12 inch about three or four weeks ago and I'm so happy I did. It was very easy to set up, and to hang up. I absolutely love this product and recommend giving this product a try.”
“I received this from tryit sampling. This bird feeder is really nice! It was easy to put together and I hung mine on a pole. The squirrels have no interest in it, so that's a plus also.”
“It’s pretty cool designed feeder! It makes really easy for birds to get food and for us to refill and clean up as needed. Great size and assembly, as well! Nice attractive balanced colors for birds.”
“It did not take long for the birds in our area to find this feeder. There have even been a few varieties that we have not seen around before. Assembly was fairly quick and easy, and I like that it's almost fully clear so that I can see birds that are even on the other side of the feeder. It has become a very popular spot for the local birds.”
