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Lantern-Style Niger Seed Feeder
Lantern-Style Niger Seed Feeder
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The economical way to attract that first Goldfinch - the others will soon follow.
This plastic, lantern-style Niger seed feeder has a handy circular perch around the base and is an ideal low-cost feeder to try to attract a Goldfinch, or two! It can easily be added to an existing bird feeding station, and can easily be hung from a bird table or wall bracket.
Durable plastic construction.
H: 160mm, capacity: approx 300g.
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Absolutely lovely feeder the birds really like it. It didn't take long before the goldfinch were all fighting to get on.
Hello Jules, thank you for your review. We are so happy to hear that you are pleased with the Lantern-Style Niger Seed Feeder! It's great to know that the birds are loving it too, that is great news.
I bought one once and after a day or two something (possibly a squirrel) chewed the plastic handle. So that was that - there was no other way to hang it up. I could put it on the ground but pigeons and crows would just eat the seed.
Hello Anne, we're sorry to hear this. Please feel free to email us at enquries@haiths.com and a member of the team will be happy to assist you.
the goldfinches seem to avoid it altogether and we have now gone back to the old one, but it was worth a try
Hello Ray, thank you for your review. The will get used to it eventually, they get so used to the ones they have been going to.
"Good price and good little feeder for small peanuts, sunflower seeds/hearts but not for Niger seed.A light breeze completely blew out all the seed, I put in some small clay pellets to block part of the feeder hole which helped but not a lot. it is now uesed for peanuts and sunflower. the better niger feeder are the tubes with the very small pin holes in Rating 1 star as a niger feeder andRating 5 star as a cheap bird feeder"
"Excellent fast delivery.Good price.Goldlfinches started feeding from feeder five minutes after putting on bird station. My late Father was a customer of Haiths in the fifties."