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Arundale 360 Sky Cafe Wild Bird Feeder

Arundale 360 Sky Cafe Wild Bird Feeder
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Arundale 360 Sky Cafe Wild Bird Feeder

4.0(40 customer reviews)

Innovative squirrelproof wild bird feeder design with large protective 17" diameter domed squirrel guard. Easy flow tray feeds 10 or more birds at once! 1.5 gallon seed capacity. Easy fill design made from 100% recycled plexiglass. Can be hung or pole mounted.

  • Squirrel-proof wild bird feeder

  • Easy flow tray feeds 10 or more birds at once

  • Dramatic 17-inch dome keeps out rain, snow and squirrels

  • 7-pound seed capacity hopper is made from 100 percent recycled Plexiglas

  • Attracts songbirds such as chickadees, finches, cardinals, tufted titmice and downy woodpeckers

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157023

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Product Details:
Product Length: 17.0 inches
Product Width: 17.0 inches
Product Height: 12.5 inches
Product Weight: 0.0 pounds
Package Length: 19.3 inches
Package Width: 19.3 inches
Package Height: 14.1 inches
Package Weight: 4.9 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 40 reviews
 
 

Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 40 customer reviews )
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23 of 24 found the following review helpful:

3Good Feeder with One Flaw  Jul 31, 2008
By KMM
I have had a couple of these feeders and they are wonderful for repelling rain and squirrels (if mounted properly). The big flaw is the plastic is not very tough and, if the feeder falls to the ground, it usually shatters. I have put more than one back together with duct tape, but I would love to see this type of feeder made with a bit sturdier construction material.

16 of 17 found the following review helpful:

2Not Durable  Dec 30, 2007
By T. Jackson
3 days after I received it the wind knocked it off the chain and it fell to the ground and shattered! I guess $60 dosen't buy unbreakable plastic.

12 of 12 found the following review helpful:

5Great Bird Feeder  Jul 25, 2007
By Darla Nolan
We had a feeder like this for many years until my husband dropped it and it shattered from age. I immediately sent for another. It holds alot of seed, is protected from rain by the lid. The birds love it and the squirrels cannot get to it. It really works. It's a great product!
D. from Napa, CA

14 of 16 found the following review helpful:

4Great Feeder But Needs Stronger Construction  May 24, 2009
By gman
I'm going to reiterate what a number of other reviewers have stated. Conceptually this is a great feeder that gives my backyard squirrels the fits. The downside is the feeder's fragility. When empty a 4 foot fall onto grass cracked both the baffle and the tub. If it had been full it no doubt would have shattered. This perplexed me as I have 2 mandarin baffles that I purchased years ago for other feeders. These have survived worse falls with no damage. When comparing them I can see the older ones are noticeably thicker. The V wire that attaches the tub to the baffle is also much too thin. If you lift a full tub holding one side of the V it bends out of shape. If you want to fill this feeder with sunflower seed consider getting the the portal opening version that has perches instead of a tray as the tray soon fills with husks. The large seed capacity cries out for more robust construction. I love this feeder but I wish it was built to last.

Edit: After trying the portal version for sunflower I have to retract my earlier suggestion. While the husks do collect on the tray of the Sky Cafe, some breeze and bird rooting activity will keep it from getting too bad. On the other hand on the portal version with the perches the portals will fill with husks with no easy way to clear them.

10 of 11 found the following review helpful:

4The birds love it!  Mar 26, 2006
By Janice E. Smith "Jan Smith"
I placed the bird feeder off my deck, which is high enough so I can see it from my sunroom. There have been lots of birds use it, and in all our rain the food has not gotten wet.

I'm anticipating that the construction will be such to last for many years.

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