Brown Panorama Hanging Bird Feeder - 2 lb. Capacity

Easy to fill. Squirrel proof.

Within 1 month, the plastic has broken. The quality of the product is not good & not recommended for others.

I love it it is good

Good, simple feeder. The roof is a good angle for birds that want to perch. The feeding slit is wide enough to let larger seeds and peanuts go through, but not too large that there is an uncontrollable cascade. The one down side to the feeder is that it can be a bit tricky to clean. Awkward to describe the problem, but here it goes: It can easily disassemble into its components, but they remain attached by the reinforced chord. Being a *short* attached chord, you have to be a bit careful to wrangle your hand into the plastic feeding channel (cylinder) without scraping your arm on the sharp-ish edge/pointy bits.

I have had this feeder for one week and I can't believe the amount and variety of birds that have already visited. Cardinals, Blue Jays, Finches, Wrens, Doves, Chickadees, Woodpecker, Robins, Blackbirds, Sparrows, and even a family of 10 turkeys!!! Not to mention all of the bunnies that come to visit in the evening to eat the seed that has fallen to the ground. No squirrels or chipmunks have been able to get into this feeder either, despite their attempts! The feeder is sturdy, attractive and can feed up to 5 birds at once. The wraparound bar can hold even the bigger birds like Blue Jays and Doves. I am so pleased with this feeder that I plan on purchasing another!!!

Love how easy it is to fill and clean. Very pretty, and the birds love it! I've had it several weeks and still happy with the purchase. Would definitely recommend!

this is perfect for feeding my tiny birds

We wanted to love this, but no matter what we do or where we put this, the squirrels get into it. They sit on it or knock it down and the lid doesn’t stay locked when that happens (it comes apart entirely) and they get all the seed. It’s been knocked down every day. We added extra poles to extend the length, changed trees and heights, no matter what we do nothing works. It will have to go back. It did attract beautiful birds, which is why I gave it two stars. I did not try a stand alone pole as that doesn’t meet our needs.

My birds love this feeder and I enjoy watching them every day. The only problem I had when I picked it up was that one of the plastic pieces was broken but it still works okay.

After a month of use I can say that this is a great feeder. However, it is best used on a freestanding feeder station equipped with a squirrel baffle to keep the squirrels off. I have also had it on my 48 inch deck hooks and been fairly successful there, but the pesky squirrels will be attracted to this perky pet feeder (like all others) as soon as you put food in it. I use a black oil sunflower, safflower, and sunflower chips mix and this is one of my most visited feeders. In fact, this is the only one my Eastern Bluebirds will feed on. In addition to the blue birds... cardinals, gold and house finches, nuthatches, chickadees, sparrows, titmouse and even a few woodpeckers frequent this feeder in my North Carolina yard. The feeder itself is brighter red than the more crimson photo pictured, but it was close enough for me to be happy with my purchase. After experimenting I firmly believe the food that you have in the feeder is more important to the birds than the feeder itself, though with the metal wrap around stand the larger birds are able to feed on this one more so than other tube feeders I have had in the past. The tube, lid locker and center support where the hanging wire attaches are plastic, but other than that it is all metal and a comes apart for fairly easy cleaning (twist the plastic tube counterclockwise and the bottom frees up to lower away), You won't be able to remove the pieces off the hanging wire but I was able to clean it very well working around the limitation. All in all this is probably the best tube feeder I have owned and would highly recommend it as long as you are not hanging it from a tree or anywhere near a stationary object a squirrel can climb down or launch from. On last note: I had purchased one of the copper colored ones in the store and liked it so much I decided to order a couple of red ones from the website. The red feeders where not stocked locally in our stores. This was my first experience with Home Depot online ordering. It was very easy and updates were delivered from point of purchase through pickup. Well worth the short wait and no difference in the feeders other than the color, which is a personal preference.