Bird Feeder 2-Pack - 6-Port Tube Feeders, 2 lb Of Seed Each

Bird Feeder Two-Pack, Six Ports Each

$29.99

Two black six-port tubes rather than one — 2 lb of seed each, ports sized for the small birds, and a steel hanger on both.

Two Feeders, Not One Thick Tube, Long Ports Rain Runs Off, Small Birds Stay Fifteen Inches, Two Pounds

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A single tube bird feeder gets busy and then gets political. One bird owns the perches, everything else waits in the hedge, and the ones you actually wanted to see give up and go somewhere else. Two feeders, hung well apart, quietly solves that — which is why this bird feeder is sold as a pair rather than one at a time.

Each bird feeder is a plain black tube 15 inches tall with six ports staggered down it, every port with its own perch bar. Six is enough that a small flock does not have to take turns, and staggering them means birds are not standing directly over each other. The ports are 1.4 inches, which is a deliberate size: a goldfinch, a chickadee, a nuthatch or a house finch gets in comfortably, and the bigger birds that can empty a feeder in a morning do not.

The tube is thick polycarbonate rather than thin moulded plastic, and the hanger is steel. That is the part that decides whether a bird feeder is still hanging in February: seed weighs more than people expect, and a thin tube goes brittle in cold sun. Each bird feeder holds 2 lb, and the tube is clear the whole way down, so you can read the level from a window.

Underneath the seed there are drainage holes in the base, which matters more than it sounds. Rain that gets in through the ports has somewhere to go instead of sitting in the bottom and turning the last inch of seed into a solid damp layer. The lid lifts straight up to refill, and each bird feeder comes apart to rinse.

What it does not do: there is no cage, no weight mechanism and nothing that closes on this bird feeder. The small ports are the only thing keeping larger visitors out, and they do nothing at all about a squirrel sitting on the lid. No pole comes with it either — each bird feeder hangs from its steel hanger, so a branch, a hook or a bracket is on you. Hang one where you can see it and the other somewhere out of its line of sight, and the garden sorts itself out inside a week.

Two Feeders, Not One
Thick Tube, Long Ports
Rain Runs Off, Small Birds Stay
Fifteen Inches, Two Pounds

One size, sold in pairs — the numbers below are per feeder.

In the box – two identical black feeders
Size – 15 inches tall, about 5 inches across the perches
Capacity – 2 lb of seed each
Ports – six per feeder, each with a perch; 1.4 inches across
Material – thick polycarbonate tube, steel hanger
Hanging – steel hanger on top; no pole, hook or bracket included

Hang them out of sight of each other rather than side by side. One dominant bird can hold a feeder it can see; it cannot hold two it cannot.

Type: hanging tube feeder, sold as a pair
In the box: 2 feeders
Size: 15 in tall x 5 in across the perches, each
Capacity: 2 lb of seed each
Ports: 6 per feeder, each with a perch; 1.4 in across
Material: thick polycarbonate tube with a steel hanger
Squirrel handling: none — no cage, no weight mechanism; the small ports exclude larger birds only
Mounting: hangs from the steel hanger; no pole or hook included
Filling: lift-up top lid
Drainage: built-in holes in the base

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TWO IN THE BOX

Two Feeders, Not One

Two identical black feeders, 2 lb of seed and six ports each. Hanging them out of sight of one another is the trick — the bird that dominates one has no idea the other exists.

Two Feeders, Not One
Two identical black feeders, 2 lb of seed and six ports each. Hanging them out of sight of one another is the trick — the bird that dominates one has no idea the other exists.

BUILT TO STAY OUT

Thick Tube, Long Ports

A thick polycarbonate tube and a steel hanger, rather than the thin moulded plastic that goes brittle after one cold winter. The ports are long, so seed keeps reaching the opening as the level drops instead of stranding the last inch.

Thick Tube, Long Ports
A thick polycarbonate tube and a steel hanger, rather than the thin moulded plastic that goes brittle after one cold winter. The ports are long, so seed keeps reaching the opening as the level drops instead of stranding the last inch.

WET WEATHER

Rain Runs Off, Small Birds Stay

Enclosed seed housing and drainage holes in the base keep rain from pooling in the bottom of the tube. The ports are 1.4 inches across, which is comfortable for a finch and awkward for anything much larger.

Rain Runs Off, Small Birds Stay
Enclosed seed housing and drainage holes in the base keep rain from pooling in the bottom of the tube. The ports are 1.4 inches across, which is comfortable for a finch and awkward for anything much larger.

THE NUMBERS

Fifteen Inches, Two Pounds

15 inches tall and about 5 inches across the perches, holding 2 lb of seed each. Slim enough to hang two of them off one branch if that is all you have.

Fifteen Inches, Two Pounds
15 inches tall and about 5 inches across the perches, holding 2 lb of seed each. Slim enough to hang two of them off one branch if that is all you have.

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