“It works for all lengths of feeders that are up to 13". The birds go in and out okay. We don't have the feeder that screws on, but we used paper clips to make the bottom stay on.”
“We were hoping for something a little bit easier to put together. The box came crushed and the cage was not cushioned or protected although it wasn't damaged. The instructions don't tell you how to fasten the bottom to the top or viseversa. I assume we will have to use wire ties to connect it together and then use some wire to hang it with. We got this to place a wireless camera birdhouse in. It's still sitting in a corner in the breakfast room awaiting me getting time to figure out how to put it all together. Maybe others will have better luck.”
“Helps with the big birds but my feeder inside the cage will spill when tilted so…..I need better feeder I suppose. I bought two after seeing the woodpeckers thwarted. I would reccomend adding a clip for the top and bottom as I did to attach the bottom to the feeder. The cage would slide back and forth befor I added zip ties as shown”
“This works perfectly for keeping the starlings out of the platform feeder. Chickadees and finches can easily get in and out. Even a downy woodpecker managed to get in and out. Worth every penny. Thank you.”
“Whould have been nice if it included a spring or some other kind of latch to close the bottom , I didn't want it on a pole , I hung it ,so having the bottom secure is the whole point. I have another brand , that came with a nice stainless spring that closes the bottom securely but is very easy to open”
