Woodlink STMAG4GR Green Steel Magnum Sunflower Feeder

We have six bird feeders in our yard of various types. This feeder is by far the least popular with the birds in my yard. I believe this is because it is more difficult for them to pull the black oil sunflower seeds through the screen than it is the other types. I have two other types of black oil sunflower feeders and the birds prefer them to this feeder. On the plus side, the unit is well built, pretty easy to clean, and should last a long time. Also, since it holds a lot of seed and the birds don't go through the seed very quickly, I only have to fill it up every couple months. As an aside, I also have the thistle version of this feeder which has a finer mesh screen, and it is one of the most popular feeders in my yard.

The sturdy metal thistle sock feeder will outlast the sock feeders we previously used, and replaced,
once the squirrels tore open large holes in the mesh material in the sock and wasting the seed.
Looks very nice extended from our deck (over the ground) on a pole that attaches to the deck rail.
Once this feeder is filled with thistle feed, it will be fairly heavy, so make sure you have a secure
connection to whatever you hang it from. It took the variety of birds who frequented our feeders a few days to figure out that this new feeder had replaced the sock feeders, and had thistle seed in it....but now we frequently see numerous birds on it at a time. Very satisfied with the Woodlink Metal Thistle Feeder. There is a Woodlink sunflower seed feeder too, that is very nice, but make sure you order the correct feeder for the seed you want to use. The holes in the sunflower feeder are larger and will not hold the smaller thistle seed.