Birds Choice forever Sunflower with Stainless Steel Screen Bird Feeder
In a Nutshell
- Attracts a variety of birds effectively
- Seed selection can be challenging due to hole size
- Well-built and durable
- Easy to hang, but the latch can be stiff
- Smaller than some users expected, but fits well in limited spaces
Quick Verdict
This feeder is well-built and attracts a variety of birds, but finding the right seed blend can be challenging. Some users find the size and design convenient, while others struggle with smaller seeds falling through.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Atracts Variety of Birds (2)
Attracts a diverse range of birds.
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Well Built (1)
Durable and sturdy construction.
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Attractive Design (1)
Aesthetically pleasing.
Cons
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Seed Size Issues (4) major
Holes too big for many seed blends causing seed loss.
Tip: The people who have the problem, could make their own blends of hiddle
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Latch Difficulty (1) minor
Latch is hard to use at first.
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Size Discrepancy (1) minor
Smaller than expected.
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Quality Issues (1) major
Feels cheap to some users.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird enthusiasts — Attracts a variety of birds and is durable.
✗ Skip If
- • Those seeking a larger feeder — Some users found it smaller than expected.
- • Users with smaller bird varieties — Some users mentioned it's only used by small birds.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Makes custom blend of seeds.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What type of seed works best with this feeder?
Hulled sunflower seeds or larger seeds work best. Smaller seeds tend to fall through.
Is this feeder durable?
Yes, users report it is durable and well-built.
How does the latch work?
The latch can be a bit stiff at first but should ease up with use.
Is this feeder suitable for small birds?
Yes, it is suitable for small birds but larger birds may struggle to access the seeds.
Can this feeder be used indoors?
Yes, some users mention using it indoors.
Highlighted Reviews
"I really love this feeder. It's attracting the birds I was hoping it would. We live in SE Michigan, and currently in fall/winter, I'm seeing nuthatches, chickadees, titmice, woodpeckers, house finches, etc. use this feeder. The issue I'm having is finding the "right" seed. The holes are too big for ..."
"Feels cheap"
Bottom Line
For those who enjoy watching a variety of birds, this feeder is a good choice as long as you're prepared to experiment with different seed types. It's worth considering if you live in an area with smaller birds and have a clearance area space.