Fruit Feeder

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I cut grapes in half and was surprised to see both robins and cardinals swoop by and pick them up. At other times, I also put other fruit on it for the butterflies. It looks attractive hanging on a shephard's hook.

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Easy to set up and replenish. The birds started feeding within 2 days.

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Invites summer, nectar loving birds, to the yard for the added pleasure of living with nature.

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I thought it would be a real "blast" for the birds, they have zero interest and the squirrels still prefer the birds food.

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Within days it attracted Baltimore Orioles, Rosey Breasted Grossbeaks and Woodpeckers. I love it. [...]. It appears to be extreemly durable and easy to clean.

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Fun and attractive feeder for a variety of fruits.

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I like the design of this product, but the looped wire used for hanging is poorly made. The wire is soldered to itself to make loops at both ends and does not hold well. I bought 2 of these and found I had to repair both (one out of the box and the other when I first set it up). Ended up buying my own repair parts to rectify the situation.

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Tried using it once. Need to unassemble every time you use it to add the fruits. Birds did not even approach it. We have a lot of American Robins in our front yard, but not one even bothered to look at this fruit feeder. It was a waste of my time and money. [...]

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I hung this feeder out with other feeders and it did not attract any birds. It sat there while the fruit (I even tried bread) just rotted. I wanted to attract new varieties, but not even my regular crowd, which is vast, was interested. It looked nice before the fruit went bad though.

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I love putting left over fruit on the feeder to attract both humingbirds and butteflies