Cedar Bird Bath or Feeder by Kaytee Review

We use this bird accessory as a fruit and peanut butter feeder. Instead of using chains to attach the blue plastic insert to the wooden base, we left it loose for easy removal and cleaning. This works very well. Some reviewers said they had trouble getting the chain through the holes in the wooden base. I've found that with this problem you need to check the top link you need to thread through. If it's not completely closed, just use needle nose pliers to tighten the round part. I've only had…

This is my second bird bath/feeder of this type. The first lasted about 4 months before falling to the ground and in broke several pieces. I wasn't home when it fell so I can only hope no birds were harmed. I almost immediately decided to buy another one thinking that a mistake could just be an accident and that it worked fine before, plus the price was very reasonable and it looks pretty well made. It's been a few months since I started using a second bird feeder (I only use it for bird water…

I was lucky enough to find these feeders for less than $10 each which was a GREAT bargain. They are very well made and look very nice. I bought these feeders to bird watch while working from home. In one feeding trough a mixture of local birdseed and in the other water. I didn't see the birds interacting with the water very much and I think that's because I need to put a rock or something in the middle to make the birds more comfortable. However, jays and finches have visited bird feeders many…

I love this little bird feeder, it goes perfectly with the other mahogany posts we have in our gardens. It's perfect as an above ground bird feeder or above ground bird bath - we install it on raised pavers set in a rock garden with evergreens and native herbs, it is used as an above ground bird bath as some of our bird friends prefer the ground. unlike our other bird baths. All of our birds love it, from pigeons to small songbirds (please put small rocks or rocks/pebbles on the bottom of the…