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Reviewer: indytx
I replaced 1 of my 3 bird feeders with this feeder. It has been hanging for 2 days now with no birds. Where do they perch to eat? I'm thinking they perch on the cage but am not sure if I am missing perches or not.
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Perky-Pet® - Consumer Care Response Thank you for your online review! You are correct the birds will perch on the cage of the Perky-Pet® Evenseed™ Squirrel Dilemma (model 104). If you have questions or need assistance please feel free to contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1-800-800-1819, opt 1.
Best regards,
Liz Consumer Relations Representative Woodstream Corporation Perky-Pet®
Reviewer: Barbara
I bought two of these before they started putting the dividers and tube in them. I needed replacement plastic seed compartments because they deteriorate in the sun. I was pleased that the replacement kit I ordered included the dividers. The wire cage prevents the squirrels from chewing through the plastic compartments, but my squirrels hang upside down by their hind feet and eat their fill by reaching in and getting the seed with their front paws. Another fault is the wire rope hanger. I hang mine on a metal hook and the weight of the squirrels and the swinging motion they create on the feeder causes the strands to break. ____________________________________________________ Dear Barbara,
Thank you for sharing your feedback concerning the Perky-Pet® Evenseed™ Squirrel Dilemma (model 104). It is truly difficult to have a feeder that is entirely squirrel proof. The wire mesh is designed to keep the squirrel from damaging your feeder. To add another level of squirrel resistance you may want to consider adding a squirrel baffle to your feeder. Placement of your feeder is also key in protecting your feeder from squirrels. Hang your feeder 10 ft away from the nearest tree, fence, or launching point as squirrels can jump up to 8 ft horizontally. Also, make sure your feeder is 5 to 8 ft. off the ground because squirrels can jump up to 4 ft. vertically.
For more details on protecting your feeder and the birds that enjoy them please feel free to visit us at: http://www.birdfeeders.com/advice/protecting-birds We hope you have found this information to be helpful! If you have questions or need assistance please do not hesitate to contact our Consumer Relations Team at the following:
Phone: 1-800-800-1819, opt 1 Email: consumercare@woodstream.com
Sincerely,
Liz Consumer Relations Representative Woodstream Corporation Perky-Pet®
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