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![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating - Saturday, March 24, 2007poorly designed Reviewed By: Lydia Selwood (Broadway, VA) I was very disappointed with this feeder. After filling it, and hoping to see my favorite little birds enjoying the feast, I saw hordes of starlings gobbling up the bird grub ... the grubs are very expensive! I am reluctant to buy more bird grub until I can place it in a better-designed feeder, to actually feed the birds I am trying to attract -- bluebirds, woodpeckers, etc. I don't mind feeding starlings and grackles - they too want to live! But I would prefer to feed them something less expensive For them, I like to put out cracked corn, "scratchfeed", and leftovers from my kitchen -- far away from my feeders -- to keep them occupied elsewhere!) - Friday, March 16, 2007Not as advertised Reviewed By: Rose (Chicago, Illinois) Starlings are quite capable of and anxious to feed on the grub at this feeder. Feeder should be less expensive than it is...and it doesn't do the job of preventing large birds from feeding. I feel that offering grub in this feeder is expensive and ineffective. - Saturday, February 07, 2009Large birds love it too Reviewed By: Donna (Northeast, PA) I also found that the starlings and even some bluejays were gobbling up the grub in record time. They found a way to hang on to this feeder and empty it. The small birds that I wanted to feed were chased away by these larger birds. Even some of the wire cages made to go around bird feeders and even suet feeders aren't enough to keep the larger birds away. I started mixing some grub in with the seed and currently have it in a feeder where I can adjust how much weight the perches will hold to try to keep some of the larger birds at bay. I don't mind feeding the larger birds, but I would also like the smaller birds to have some food. Read More Reviews |
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