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Perky-Pet wild bird feeders
Affordable seed feeders in lots of styles.
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Perky-Pet wild bird feeders at a glance
What we like
- Low prices and wide availability
- Plenty of styles for different seeds
- Good for trying the hobby
Trade-offs
- Plastic parts wear and get chewed
- Not squirrel-resistant
- May need replacing sooner than premium feeders
- Best for
- A first feeder on a budget.
- Skip it if
- Squirrels are a serious problem.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best budget feeder
Best Bird Feeders
A wide range of affordable feeders that is perfect for trying the hobby. Plastic parts wear out and squirrels will chew them, so expect to replace one eventually.
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