HHXRISE Bird Feeder, Window Bird Feeder for Outside with Strong Large Size Suction Cups, Clear Acrylic Bird House for Viewing with Detachable Seed Tray, Drinking-Water Sink, Rainproof Roof, Drain Hole

Living in a heavily wooded area we have a lot of birds of different varieties that would come to our feeders, only to be outnumbered and run off by the squirrels! The squirrels would tip my hanging feeders, and what they didn't devour would spill out onto the ground. They would also chew the deck rails, and ruined two wicker chairs that I had on my deck. I tried every other kind of "squirrel-proof" feeder I could find, and longer shepherds hooks or different styles, but nothing kept them away. Until I got two of these feeders for Christmas. They are wonderful! It was a little tricky getting the screws to go into the ends of the wood supports, but I was able to get them in much easier using my cordless power driver. The suction is very, very strong! In fact when I tried to move one of them to a different spot I had to use a butter knife to pry the suction cups from the glass! The squirrels cannot get to them, and the birds flock to them! It took about 2 weeks for the birds to find them, as I had removed all my other feeders from the deck for the prior couple of months, but once they did, they started coming in droves! The birds are easily viewed clearly from inside the house,, and the feeders are large enough that 3-4 large birds, such as bluebirds and cardinals, can fit comfortably inside while eating. Just so much fun to watch. They are easy to fill, and hold a lot of seed so they don't have to be refilled often. I absolutely love them, and would highly recommend them!

Over the years, I have gone through many window bird feeders. This one is the most sturdy I have purchased. I had a small issue with the assembly, where I screwed one of the rods too tight and the wood split (more my fault than the design, wasn’t paying attention, didn’t have this issue with any other rods but be careful!), but the package came with an extra rod included so it was a easy fix which I think was very thoughtful. Once assembled the feeder felt very sturdy, where other feeders similar to this felt a little wobbly even before use, and the wood looks really nice. The suction so far is strong, the feeder is larger than I anticipated but it’s perfect for my cats to watch birds and squirrels. I’ll update after time!

Overall, I love this bird feeder. It's a good size and it stays on the window great. It's been attracting several visitors! There are a few reasons I docked a star, though:-The water trough is a nice idea, but it's way too small and shallow. It evaporates instantly and the birds don't seem to care for it anyway, so I've got a separate water bowl for them on the ground.-The suction cups are strong. Perhaps too strong. There is no good way to get this thing off of the window to dump old seeds and clean it. The suction cups are supposed to be able to slide and pop back out of the holes, but they won't pop out. The only way to take the feeder down is to remove the suction cups from the window, which is very difficult to do. In retrospect, maybe I should have gotten a feeder with trays that slide out.-This thing was a PAIN to assemble. The instructions were clear, it was just hard to do. It's so hard to line everything up and screw the pieces in correctly, especially if you have weak wrists like I do. I'm usually pretty quick at assembling things, but this took me almost an hour! I would be willing to pay a little more if they'd just send it at least partially assembled.-This last one isn't really the product's fault, but I feel like it's worth mentioning: Attracting birds to your balcony means that birds will poo on your balcony. I didn't think birds would poo where they eat, but evidently a few inches away from the food is far enough. There's poo all over my railing and deck. Lesson learned. Don't put bird feeders within several meters of anywhere you don't want bird poo.

We have gotten so much enjoyment watching the birds up close. It fits , not only the smaller birds, but the bigger ones as well.Easy to maintain, fill, attach. The suction cups really hold. Had a bear tear one down and it didn’t break. Feed just spilled out and the bear left it on the ground. Attached it back on the window after cleaning it and it is still there to this day.

This bird feeder is incredible. Boring details first: easy to assemble and extremely strong suction cups.Once I installed it on my bedroom window, it took my local birds 2-3 weeks to find the feeder. At first, once they finally found it, I had a slow trickle of house finches... which then quickly gave way to a flood of local birds. I still get finches, plus several kinds of sparrows, lots of black-capped chickadees, and the occasional yellow pine warbler. Recently, I was visited by a molting cardinal, and just yesterday I woke up to two aggressive brown-headed cowbirds! (Bird IDs courtesy of Cornell University’s incredible free app “Merlin Bird ID” — no affiliation to me, I just like to recommend it to fellow bird watchers/bird lovers.)Suffice it to say, I’m obsessed with this feeder. I just installed it in the past couple months and have already gone thru several 20lb bags of seed. I think we can all agree that 2020 is a dumpster fire of a year, but this bird feeder has been whatever the opposite of a dumpster fire is. Highly recommend!(Pics I picked are just to show how the feeder looks. Didn’t think it would be helpful to post pics of all the actual birds who visit, haha.)

The media could not be loaded. I purchased so the squirrels would come to the window for my cats to enjoy. Best cat entertainment investment ever! They sit there for hours.Super easy to put together and fill. Easy cleaning and so far has held up and performed great against squirrel duels.

This bird feeder is a hit with the birds and the family. Everyone loves how the feeder can be placed on the window where it can be seen. We hear the bigger birds but the little ones are cutest. So far being on a second floor window has deterred the squirrels who know it is there and should be able to jump from the tree to the feeder but haven't. I hope it holds up against the sun and elements. But it won't break the bank if it deteriorates in the sun.