ermete Window Bird Feeder with Strong Suction Cups, Large View Clear Bird Feeder, Adjustable Bird Window Feeder with Bird Seed Tray, Rain Proof Window Bird Feeders for Outside

Easy to put together. Stays suctioned cup to outer side of house window. Durable. Easy to fill removable base and the place back in holder still suctioned to the window. Birds have no trouble with eating from it. I like the holes in the bottom of the removable, fillable tray to keep the seed dry.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this birdfeeder after seeing something similar on a neighbor's window! I love the clear look and design. It was easy to assemble (very minimal assembly needed) and install. The feeder comes with two extra "sticky circles" to add to installation if you need more stability, but I haven't needed to use the extras. The suction cups have been holding the feeder in place for a few months now. It took about 2 weeks for the birds to start to come to the feeder, but they are coming regularly now. I mostly get finches at my feeder due to the bird seed blend that I use. The only design "flaw" is that the seeds from the feeder tray can get around and underneath the tray as the birds are eating---so each time I refill the seed, I remove the tray and push the extra seeds that have fallen under and around it back into the tray. I installed my feeder on my guest bedroom window (see video and photo). This is a great item and I highly recommend it! It has sparked my interest in bird watching and I am planning to add a bird bath and some other items into this same area too!

This product came packaged very well and is very simple to put together. The suctions are also very sturdy as I have had mine on my window for months and it’s still hanging on tight! Love seeing all the different birds outside my bedroom window!

Bought this angled top and the house shaped versions. The angled top was better at keeping squirrels off and also had a larger viewing area of the birds from inside my house window.Unfortunately the squirrels were still able to amazingly land on this angled top and get to the food. However, I sprayed some silicone spray lubricant on the top of the bird feeder and spread it around with a napkin. Now the squirrels try to land on top and go sliding off. Very frustrating for them, but good for the birds and me 😃UPDATE: unfortunately the squirrels are now jumping from below, grabbing the front of the feeder tray, and flipping the entire tray out of the bird feeder into the ground. I don’t know why the manufacturer designed the tray holders with a shallow angle, which makes the tray easy to flip out. A deign improvement would be to make the tray holder a 90degree angle in the front, which would prevent the tray from being pulled out.

I can not believe how many birds have enjoyed these. I got two because they were fighting. It’s only small and medium size birds so far. I got songbird food and they love it!!! There’s been 2 birds at a time I had to put a book in the window because they were crashing into the window , so keep that in mind . I got some window clings and some stickers to put on the window and bird feeders. They don’t take away the view since they’re clear. They are very sturdy also . I tried to move one to make more room for the new one and it wasn’t having it . Very well worth it and I suggest getting that bird food. They are eating it up all day long. I also had no idea I had so many birds. I hear them all day long now. It’s so soothing to hear them. They are very happy 😂😊

Has stood up to all types of weather and works as described.

I loved the design of the birdfeeder being able to adjust the size for big birds, or little birds. BUT!!! Why don’t you make the drawer, bigger to hold more food? I would have kept it, if it help at least 2 cups of food. Please change your design I would love to have.

First of all, this was one of the most well-packaged items I have ever bought and it came with instructions and info about the company in case of any issues. It was easy to put together and it literally took me longer to get it positioned in the window than to put it together. I kept moving it up further and further on the glass until it seems to be in the best spot for the birds to use. It’s a bit tricky at my window since the birds are generally coming to the feeder from the cable line that’s attached to the side of my house, so they need to kind of swoop down to get under the feeder roof. They seem to be slowly figuring it out though. And to be fair, I have made several changes at that window just this week which may make them wary. I started out with a platform shelf-type feeder but got tired of the mourning doves who would just camp out on the tray, eat their fill, nap a while, then eat some more, running all the other birds off. I had a different type of smaller acrylic feeder that only the finches seemed to like so I ordered this one and have seen a wren, cardinals and finches so far. I can’t imagine that the chickadees won’t like it but haven’t seen one yet. It seems very stable and I like that the tray is removable. I expect it to last.