Gray Bunny GB-6847M6P2 Classic Metal Tube Feeder, 2-Pack, Metal Outdoor Birdfeeder with Steel Perches and Steel Hanger, Solid Hard Tube, Chew-Proof and Lasts A Lifetime, Weatherproof

Ideal keeps seed dry no waste from over spill ,keeping vermin and un wanted birds away.good price and standards would use this site again.

Love the multiple feeding holes for the birds, easy to refill.

Good value for two feeders. Large but not too large, sturdy with metal ports and cap.Very pleased.

The media could not be loaded.  Overall I like this feeder. I've had it for about 6 months. Two days ago a little Botteri's Sparrow got her head stuck in one of the feed holes. I had to carefully take down and disassemble the feeder, all while she was still stuck, but very much alive. After taking it apart I noticed there was a quarter inch square piece of metal sticking out of the side of the feed hole - a manufacturing defect. (The red square in the last photo). I had to carefully cut it away which then allowed her to back her head out. After sitting on my finger for about 10 minutes drinking water she had sufficiently recovered from her ordeal.If you buy one of these, just check to make sure the feed holes are unobstructed!

I made a few modifications as you can see by the photos. Put tee fittings on the straight perching posts for a more comfortable feeding position. Covered the ends of the fittings with shrink tubing for a better grip for the birds. Also put shrink tubing on the straight perches for a tighter fit for the tee fittings and twisted the shrink tube with pliers to rough it up and make a better fit for the tees. Then I applied glue to keep them in place. Finally I added an 18" dome to protect the birds and seeds from the weather. As can be seen by the final picture, the seed level has dropped to just under half the tube. The birds are liking it! Matter of fact, there's a bird on it, in the snow, in the picture. And I have seen a Cardinal on the perch eating from the feeder! Also had a squirrel on the feeder (before I moved it to a different location) and could see where it tried to bite through the feeding ports but could not because the ports are made of metal. Besides some paint being chewed off the ports there was no damage. I like this feeder and so do the birds.