Bring Nature to Your Home with Nature's Hangout Clear Window Bird Feeder

Koren: I bought this window feeder for our cat to enjoy watching the birds up close. Totally worth every cent!! Our favorite bird is a cardinal and almost daily a male and female come visit the feeder (as do many other types of birds). Not only is the cat in bird watching heaven but we really enjoy seeing what comes right up to our window!! This is made of sturdy material and I have not had to restick the suction cups since putting it on the window a few months ago. Buy it, it’s worth it!!

United States on Aug 06, 2023

David DYKWIADavid DYKWIA: Took about 2 or 3 weeks before the birds noticed it. Don't be discouraged. I am glad I was patient.

I have been considering buying one of these for several years. I know there are a few different sellers and similar ones on Amazon. I saw this on sale during Prime Days and ordered it.

As said above, it took about 3 weeks for the birds to notice it. I considered moving it but never did. Very glad that I was patient. Obviously, it taking this amount of time for the birds to find it and the seeds inside is not the fault of the manufacturer. Before the birds showed up, I wondered if it was something about the feeder that kept the birds away. Nope. Just took some time. It says on the packaging to wait a few days. Just took my birds longer.

Anyway, the biggest reason I gave it 5 stars is that despite the weight of the bird seed and it being up there a few weeks, the seeds didn't get mold (although I live in a very dry climate and there is an overhang) and I have seen as many as 5 finches on it at the same time today. With all the activity and being up a few weeks, it is still firmly on the window. Very happy with the suction cups.

Very cool how one bird showed...

United States on Aug 02, 2023

The Blonde Plotters: Be patient, it takes the birds a week or two to get accustomed to it, but once they've realised it's got yummy food in then there's no stopping them. We love watching them hop on and fill their beaks.

United Kingdom on May 16, 2023

Reelika: I've had it for a few months and hasn't fallen off the window yet.

Canada on May 09, 2023

Diana Nemetchek ᕱDiana Nemetchek ᕱ: We installed it outside my daughters bedroom window and she loves watching the birds while they eat. It was definitely a great buy and also super easy to install. 10/10 recommend! Thank you.

Canada on May 08, 2023

Mrs. Rj Lane: The suction cups really do work well and the larger size is excellent as there is more than one bird at a time feeding. Well worth buying

United Kingdom on Apr 05, 2023

chrissiemac: I thought this might be too heavy for the suckers when I first received it but no, it has done a grand job of staying up come rain and snow.
AND the birds love it and can get in four or five at a time.

United Kingdom on Mar 12, 2023

design child: First, you should know that there is a yard squirrel named Bugs who likes to provoke my indoor cats. I call him Bugs cause he bugs them. He climbs trees and fences outside their favorite viewing window and wags his tail at them and eats loquats as if they were corn on the cobs, as if his life depended on it, as if he was getting paid $3 per loquat. I’ll come back to this point in a minute.

This is a sturdy, well-made bird feeder that did not disappoint in terms of its finely crafted polycarbonate surfaces. I also appreciate how the seed tray is removable for easy cleaning, and fits precisely within the parameters of the outer shelter structure. The weep holes for moisture drainage are also precisely laser cut in both the outer structure and the tray itself to line up with eachother. Words cannot describe the satisfaction I got by traipsing out to the narrow edge of my yard with this pristinely made feeder, wiping the residue off my living room window from a rainy Los Angeles winter, and pressing the very powerful suction cups in place. All that was left to do was gently place the feeder on the hooky parts of the suctioners and the feeder was open for business for my avian...

United States on Apr 27, 2019

THERAIN95: The media could not be loaded.  First of all, I want to dispel the myth that window bird-feeders are dangerous for birds. There are two reasons that birds collide with windows: Either they are trying to escape predators or are unfamiliar with the area. Placing a feeder in the middle of your window will break up the reflection the birds see of your yard, and they will be less likely to try to "escape through your window". I have noticed that birds who are using this feeder for the first time may have a hard time landing right on the perch, and may flutter against the glass for a second. But once they have landed and gotten their bearings, subsequent landings go smoothly. Birds that have visited the feeder a few times may occasionally land on top of it accidentally before flying down to the perch, but don't flutter at the window.

Installing this feeder in an area where there has not previously been a feeder may result in a long delay until birds find it. On one of mine it took three weeks for the first bird to arrive. Once there is one bird on it, however, others will quickly notice the food source and will arrive more often. If you are having a hard time getting birds...

United States on Jul 27, 2017