Akarden Window Bird Feeder, 3 Strong Suction Cups & Removable Tray, Bird Feeder for Outside, Large Bird Feeders for Cardinal, Blue Jay and Wild Birds

Wasn't sure if this bird feeder would look good in the window. But it's great. We have a cat that likes to sleep and look outside of the front window. The little birds will come up to the feeder and the cat's tail goes wild. She enjoys the birds. The cat is a full time in the house cat. So she has no aspirations to go out side. Overall I am very glad I purchased this window bird feeder. And I like being able to take out the food tray and bring it inside and clean it and put the exact mixture of food that I want.

If the various species birds rely on my one big ground feeder, the mourning doves tend to bully the smaller seed eaters within the pecking order. Adding this second feeder to the window has provided more room at the table for those smaller seed eaters. Since it is raised a bit and up away from the Mourning doves who seem to be strictly ground feeders, they visit the feeder more.Now my cat Kink (crooked head) enjoys watching this thing like it's a 40"QHD TV! Kink watches at what we like to call "Birdie Breakfast Time" each day from her hammock ($11.99 - Amazon also 5 stars) where she remains undetected thanks to the one-way perforated window decal ($8.99 - Amazon also 5 stars).So far, the direct sun has not discolored or yellowed the clear plastic and has not cause the suction to fail. Seems ABS quality and hardness - not flimsy. I do see a need for a back cut-out now which this particular feeder doesn't have. The seed wouldn't get caught between the feeder and the window. I was able to easily remove the feeder and leave the suction cups attached then put the feeder back onto the suction cups after cleaning. The feeder lifts on and off easily with normal lift-off style holes (kinda shaped like a mercury thermometer?). The removable slider tray refills approx 4 days of feed. That may seem like alot for a tray this size. Again, I do have two feeders. This one is not feeding the larger species. It has drain holes in the bottom. Even in TORRENTIAL rain....NWS Alert style Storms, the seed has not been exposed to water thanks to the top cover.The suction cups heldfast the first time. I wiped window cleaner on each cup with a paper towel. They stuck without anproblem the first attempt. The three 'medium-size' cups stick onto to my white, perforated one-way window film which adheres on the outside of my window.

We love this feeder as it is a fun addition to our other stand-alone feeder in the yard. You can get an up-close view of the feathered friends, and it entertains our cats as well. We did have to take the screen out of our window however due to the squirrels figuring out how to jump up onto the window sill and climb up to get the seed. They'll do anything for a free meal...

The birds love it and it supports the seed stealing squirrels. I get finches to doves and a daily squirrel. I have two of these on two different windows

I really like these feeders..... so do the birds! Wish I could figure out a way to keep the doves out so the smaller birds can eat in peace.

This is the second of these feeders we own and we love them! The feeder holds tight to the window allowing you to see the birds as they come up to feed. It also cleans very easily.

The only drawback I have is that you must remove the feeder from the window in order to clean it.

Birds 🦅 love it & ...so do the squirrels 🐿😂❗️