Clearview in‑House Window Bird Feeder – Durable White PVC Platform Holds 1 Quart Seed, Mealworms, or Suet – Semi‑Circular Design Fits Inside Window for Ultra‑Close Bird‑Watching, Easy Lift‑Top Refill

The feeder was very well built and the assembly was very easy, the birds took to it right away, we really enjoy it..

Love it!!! So does Opie Wan-Kenopi, my bearded dragon!! He comes out when temp gets hot!!!

Doesn’t fit the average window. The opening is smaller than it should be. An easy fix for a carpenter or someone skilled with/ owns a table saw but but inconvenient for those of us that don’t own one. Otherwise we liked it ver much.

I had a very poor experience with this bird feeder. First, it was difficult to assemble, second it doesn't stay put in my window. Center of gravity pulls it towards the inside of the house and keeps it tilted inwards. When it rains, the water pools inside turning bird feed into mush. Plus the whole thing is NOT PVC like the product description says. It is actually built from low density particle board which gets moist, swells and start rotting overtime. Looks good on pictures, but has way too many design flaws. Way too expensive for what it it. Even though I loved the idea, I do not recommend it.

Nice concept and works OK but way overpriced for what it is. I doubt there's $40 total cost to build. It should retail for $60-$80. Not worth $189.

My roommate gave me one of these for Hanukkah and I love it. I should point out I live in a New York apartment so this is in my kitchen window and the kitchen has frequent human activity. The birds seem comfortable with this feeder. The mourning doves, as you can see in the video, hang out and snack. The blue jays, such as the one in the photo, the cardinals, titmice, wrens, and sparrows are pretty much grab and go. The land, pick and nut, and fly off with it. But they’re getting braver about going further in to get choicier nuts. I’m not good at assembling things, so this took a good 20 minutes to put together and get set up in the window. I’m sure a more competent handiperson could get it set up faster and probably prettier. The slight angle is my fault I’m sure. Still, it’s quite secure in the window. If you want to take it in and out that’s easy. You know those screens that fold in and you unfold them to fit the window? It’s the same mechanism and just as easy to do. It’s beautiful. My guests are captivated by the birds stopping by for a bite. I absolutely love it.

Purchased one for my wife’s birthday. Poor workmanship. Molding on clear piece’s glued on crooked , once assembled couldn’t adjust to fit window . Almost impossible to slide without a hammer. Directions say if it doesn’t slide loosen rod , did that and still didn’t work. Wouldn’t suggest this feeder , not worth the price ..

Very fun to watch but needs constant cleaning and draws mice to your window frim all the spilled bird food