The North States Hexagon Wild Bird Feeder in Copper is a high-quality, durable option that birds love. It's heavy-duty and holds up well against squirrels, making it a great investment. Some reviewers noted it's too small for larger birds, but overall, it's a great feeder for various bird sizes and types.
Birds tend to destroy the feeder
Prevention: Replace the pegs with larger ones to accommodate larger birds.
This birdfeeder has great build quality.
The birdfeeder lasts a long time out in the elements.
The pegs are too small for large birds and could be a downside for owners trying to feed larger species.
Tip: It appears in the reviews that there are mentions of the birds tending to destroy/ignore the feeder so this might be an issue for owners.
Factors: Exposure to elements, Squirrel activity
Yes, it's very heavy-duty and can withstand squirrel attacks.
Not specified, though the material appears to be metallic and would be heavy.
"I absolutely love this bird feeder! It is great quality and very heavy duty. Much better than the cheap bird feeders they sell in the stores now. Our squirrels tend to destroy every feeder we buy but they haven’t been able to ruin this one."
"My wild birds aren't able to land on tiny pegs. And tiny tray. So they haven't eaten from it since I got it. Kind of sad. Was hoping to feed more at once."
If you're looking for a durable, aesthetically pleasing bird feeder that can stand up to outdoor elements and squirrels, this is a great choice. Just be mindful of the size limitations if you have larger birds in your area.
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