Born in Sweden Birdfeeder

This bird feeder is very popular with the little birds in my garden. The suction strength is good when it is attached well to a clean dry window. I had a squirrel hanging off it one time and the feeder didn't fall off. The squirrel damaged the plastic coating on the perch but the feeder was otherwise undamaged. I moved it to another position where the squirrel couldn't get to it. After three years of constant use the plastic has become cloudy and I have decided to buy another. It will be my third one. The first lasted quite a few years but one time after cleaning I didn't attach it well and it fell and broke.

Really well designed window bird feeder. It took the birds about a week to learn how to use it but it is emptied in no time now. Easy to assemble and clean. We put it on the window of our summerhouse and we can sit inside and watch the birds now.

I bought two of these, one as a gift for my daughter in law. I thought they were a bit pricey, but decided the design was worth paying for as I wanted to just feed the small birds and this one looked like it would deter the pigeons. When They arrived, I was surprised at the tiny size - it's probably about the size of a large soup bowl - but I decided to try it out anyway........ I followed the instructions, stuck it on the kitchen window and about 2 mins later it fell off - the globe split into two. I was shocked at how flimsy it was - it's basically two halves of plastic poorly glued together - with a suction cap. The instructions didn't say where to stick the suction cap, but AFTER it dropped to the floor and broke, I glued it back together and remounted it - attaching the suction cap to the flat part of the sphere - which I had previously assumed was for the food. Then it did stay on the window. If the instructions had inducated where to attach the suction cap, it might have been better, but frankly it's very poor value for money and shoddily made. Don't bother buying it - I've sent mine back - you'll only be disappointed.

Over priced and birds don't use it .Other than that nice contemporary look and rubber sucker works good..

I purchased this feeder in the hope it would prevent the pigeons gobbling all the food before the smaller birds have a chance to feed. So far the pigeons haven't managed to work out how to feed from it. The only downside is it doesn't hold a great deal of seed and I still haven't worked out the most effective way to refill it. Currently I am spilling more seed than filling.The wee birdies took no time at all to get used to the feeder.

This is beautifully designed, and easy to fill with fat balls and/or seeds. It attaches firmly to glass. However, if you try to move it, it falls apart. Mine did this, and it dropped onto the windowsill and cracked. I was unable to return it or get a refund, despite emailing photos of the damage. So I'm £15 out of pocket.

Arrived quickly I already have one of these feeders that I've had for a couple of years still going strong but wanted these as gifts for people who had commented on mine. I have mine on my kitchen window, outside I have a pergola with lots of climbers and other feeders so the birds are already close by. I have had tits, robins, sparrows and finches visit, I've had a mummy blue tit feeding her baby whilst it sat in the feeder! I did put it on a different window to start with but no joy, I would say you need to encourage birds into to vicinity of the feeder. It doesn't hold much food so I regularly have to fill it up, and a pheasant likes to come and clear up what has been chucked out. It has given us hours of amusement whilst having our meals.

Got this as a gift for my mother to put on her conservatory window.Looks nice in the picture but feels cheap when you get it. Is quite small - perhaps the size of a big grapefruit.Main issue though is that no birds have ever used it - and not through a lack of birds in the garden.

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It’s cute. But very small and no birds have come to visit since we put it up. There are other feeders around but this one doesn’t get any business.We are going to move it and hope that works. But again, it’s soooo teeny tiny.