(2 pack) New Fine Nylon Feeder Sock with Natural Fresh Thistle Seeds for Wild Birds, 13 oz (0.369 kg) -1 Pack

After years of dealing with thistle feeders made of plastic that were hard to clean, I finally decided to change over to using a feeder sock. I bought 2...when I take the empty one down, I have the other already filled and ready to put out. This attracts finches and lesser goldfinches in my yard here in the Southwest. When it gets very windy or rain is in the forecast, I will take it down because it swings and is so light when nearly empty that I can avoid having it blow away or having the seed soaked. I wash by hand occasionally.

These are great for Finch feeding. They're affordable and easy -- and less messy than trying to fill a feeder (which always ends up with a bunch of moldy seeds at the bottom that they don't eat %26 you have to clean it all out.) I always have a couple in stock!

The finches absolutely love the seed in this sock! Sometimes there are 3 or more birds on it at one time. It's easy to use and very economical.

I liked that it was easy to order that I got the tight item and that it was delivered quickly to my front porch.

excellent soft bag to just hang in the tree. Very convenient to open and place. The birds tend to consume more in warm weather so more bags will be needed. I recommend this product.

A great product that feeds the birds. In winter here in East Texas I get tons of Gold finches black capped Chickadee and other small birds in winter. These are a must. Relatively good price too. During our recent cold snap of January 2025 I had one that lasted one day. The sock can be reused and refiled as well.

Functional and good price, but I didn't realize when ordering quite how ugly it would look—definitely one to hang in the back yard, not the front yard, unless you want the neighbors giving you the side-eye

The birds don't seem to like the thistle or nyger seeds. I feel like the "sock" of thistle seeds can't be left out overnight because dampness or rain could make them start sprouting.

I have used these net "sock" feeders occasionally... but have never had a finch get his tiny talons caught in the net bag...I found him lifeless with his tiny foot/talon caught , the weave of the net around it. I have a metal finch feeder that I will continue to use...less chance of this happening again...something for customers to be wary of...

delivered a clearance item at fill price. other than the price difference, also did not want stale old product. got me