ERYTLLY Bird Feeders Bird Feeding Station Kit Bird Feeding Pole Wild Bird Feeder Hanging Kit with Squirrel Guard Baffle Suet Cage Tube Bird Feeder Planter Hanger Multi Feeder for Attracting Wild Birds

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Great deal for all that you get! Easy set up (may need 2 hands for the baffle) and very sturdy.Plenty of room to hang even more feeders you might have lying around, or use hooks to put fruit wedges on. The water bowl is plentiful and the net bowl is perfect for mealworms.

love looking out my window to see the birds.
This is an attractive bird station that was relatively easy to put together. The instructions were clear and there is room for some tweaking if you so desire. I like that it feels sturdy and come with all the feeders and trays. It is largely exposed and has held up to some pretty sizable thunderstorms. The birds have found this station to be a nice stop. I have seen everything from yellow finches, to cardinals and those pesky black birds. Lots of variety and I plan to use it all year round.

Assemble it right and it stays strong and sturdy. LOVE that it fastens right to my deck rail.
I love this feeder! It IS sturdy and strong enough IF you insert the upper pole way down low into the base pole, rather than if you only insert the upper pole a few inches. (So resist the urge to make this pole as tall /long as possible.) Also, I only put a small amount of birdseeds into each dish at a time, since I DO want the seed to be gone by nightfall to avoid raccoons trying to climb into it to get dinner. I figure that’s probably too much weight for this to handle–and I don’t intend to find out! I had fun adjusting placement of items. I have the clear dish filled with water and placed farthest away from the rest of the trays, to hopefully avoid the water getting ruined. Also, I made sure not to place the tray of water directly over any of the seed trays so as not to get the seeds wet, either (the rain will get the seeds wet enough, I’m sure.) The birds LOVE it and so far, the squirrels don’t! (Although that’s likely because I do have a squirrely food block + dishes of nuts and seeds for squirrels in other locations nearby. I’m thrilled that I have this on my deck, but I have everything hanging over ground not the deck, so as not to make much mess. That alone is very nice! It’s not in our way when we want to use our deck for dining or entertaining, and it doesn’t make it look sloppy or dirty from dropped seeds, shells, or bird poop, either. I LOVE this feeder contraption! And the price is the lowest I’d found! Just remember to keep the height somewhat lower, to keep it sturdy and not wiggle.

REALLY nice!
First. It comes with a plastic tube feeder, a mesh pan feeder (with circular attachment to hold it) a suet cake feeder, a plastic bird bath (with circular attachment to hold it) and has Teri additional hooks I love the additional hooks. We added another tube feeder and another sheet cake feeder. The baffle is a little tricky to put together at first, just remember to put the notched end of one piece under the solid end of the next. I threaded off the pole through the baffle prior to finishing with the third piece, which ended up being a good move. It’s a tight fit. It’s very Stable in the ground. Overall it’s a good quality-made product. There was one accessory piece that the powder coating came off after putting the whole together. Tried to contact the seller to see if they could send me the party vs me having to take the whole thing apart—which I won’t do—but was unable to send a message. L I’ll just hit and purchase some Rustoleum.

Easy construction. Birds love it!!

I went with this pole due to it being “Amazon’s choice” and was NOT disappointed.Pole is thick and sturdy, assembly is extremely easy, It’s basically self explanatory but instructions are included if needed. Only things you can really “mess up” is the order you put together the bottom spikes and the two upper assemblies that have two feeder hooks each… But if you get it wrong it’s pretty obvious right away. Everything else is up to how you want to attach everything!The fact the pole is modular is a huge plus… It lets you play around with what accessories or hooks you want to put where just by “splitting” the pole apart wherever you need and moving things up or down.And the accessories! Like wow…. It really comes with everything you need to get started. There’s a small feeder for mixed seed, a small sunflower seed feeder, a “cage” feeder for peanuts or other suitable types of nuts, a suet/seed cake basket, and two rings, one that can be used to hold a small round mesh “platform” dish to put more seed or nuts/fruits/whatever, and the other for a water dish (both included) and like a “multi-hook extender” attachment you can hook onto wherever you want and it gives you *Four more* potential places to attach small accessories like suet plugs or… Whatever you can get on there 😏Even with all of that there are *plenty* of remaining hooks to hang your other feeders, seed bells, cylinder feeders… You name it. I have mine loaded to the gills with all the accessories, the three feeders that came with it, 2 more of my own larger feeders, a 2 lb seed cylinder cake feeder, the suet basket, and the multiple “extension” hook accessory holding a seed bell cage and a seed cake cage (still with room to squeeze a couple things more on!) and the pole isn’t even flinching. It’s handling all that weight no problem.Really the *ONLY* thing that I would have liked that didn’t come with it is some kind of squirrel baffle/pole guard… But, really, you can get them anywhere cheap. I actually just took my existing “universal” baffle off my old pole and slapped it on this one no problem.Only other suggestion I have to give is to stick the water dish accessory up top to sit in one of the gaps where the 4 “main” hooks will have feeders hanging from them…. If you put it any lower? It’s going to get scuzzed up with seeds or whatever else you have hanging above it and the birds flick and knock down… Yeah, it will sway a bit more up there, the water may splash out on windy days but just don’t fill it too full and it should be fine.When I get a chance I’m going to try to take a good picture of it all set up, but so far I couldn’t be happier. I think my birds are overwhelmed with all the choices they have now 😂