Droll Yankees Onyx Clever Clean Nyjer Bird Feeder, 18-in
In a Nutshell
- Easy to disassemble and clean.
- Birds struggle to access the feeder due to small slots.
- High price point for the functionality offered.
Quick Verdict
The Droll Yankees Onyx Clever Clean Nyjer Bird Feeder has mixed reviews. While some users appreciate its ease of cleaning, others find the feeder ineffective for birds and overpriced.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Birds struggling to access the feeder.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Ease of Use (2)
The feeder is easy to disassemble and clean.
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Design (1)
The feeder looks great and is easy to set up.
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Ergonomics (1)
The feeder fits well in most locations and is sturdy.
Cons
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Bird Access (2) major
Birds struggle to access the feeder due to small openings.
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Design Flaws (1) major
Small slots prevent birds from eating, leading to wasted seed and frustrated birds.
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Failure of Birds to Feed (1) low
Birds fail to find the feeder.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird enthusiasts — Those who appreciate easy-to-clean feeders and don't mind the issues with bird access.
✗ Skip If
- • Budget-conscious buyers — The high price point and potential issues with bird access and wasted seed.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feeder easy to clean?
Yes, many users find it easy to disassemble and clean.
Can birds easily access the seed?
No, the small slots in the design make it difficult for birds to access the seed.
Is this feeder suitable for finches?
No, finches and other small birds struggle to access the feeder.
Highlighted Reviews
"I've got two, along with a couple of larger feeders, but am constantly filling them. Time for a couple more. This feeder is very easy to disassemble and clean as well. That's a big plus."
"Birds Can't Access the Feed. Birds Can't Access the Feeder. The oval openings where the birds are meant to perch and eat out of the feeder have a star-shaped covering with tiny slots in them: the holes in the covering are way, way too small."
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a feeder that's easy to clean and maintain, this might be an option but consider the potential issues with bird access and cost.