Bird Feeder Hanging Tray Seed Tray Wooden Platform Hummingbird Feeder Hanging Tray Mesh Seed Platform for Garden Yard Outside Decoration Attracting for Wild Birds

Sturdy %26 well-made, no assembly required. It's lightweight enough to hang under the eaves, but holds up if a squirrel jumps onto it. Bonus, it really does seem to keep the squirrels from getting at the seed. When they jump onto the platform, the momentum sends them flying off. I haven't noticed any loss of seed that way, since the sides hold it in. Highly recommend.

Solidly built. Holds up to even the squirrels sitting in it. The birds love it and it holds a lot of sunflower seeds. Even the harsh winter has not damaged it. I highly recommend this if you care about our backyard wildlife keeping well fed. Easy to clean as well.

When we hung it up the birds went right to it within minutes. They love it. Also more larger birds are using it too. Very well made and is a large size. Holds a good amount of seeds and the screen helps keep the food dry. They don't waste as much seed. I'm glad I purchased it. Would buy again.

My goal is to sttract mourning doves, but I can ground fed due to other critters. This tray is excellent. The mourning doves can sit in it while feeding. Plus, other birds can feed. I put squirrel baffles on poles, so squirrels cannot climb up pole. I make sure not near trees, etc to keep squirrels out.

Very light, very nice feeder with plastic sceen mesh on the bottom. Deep enough so seeds don't get kicked out for squirrels to feast on. Birds and I like this one more than my other platform feeders, supposedly heavy-duty (but in reality, not at all), very heavy recycled plastic ones with metal mesh.

Easy as easy gets! Take it out of the box, hang it, and in my case fill it with sunflower seed which I also get from Walmart. The color, red, attracts cardinals, Blue Jays and many others! I've even seen a Hummingbird land on it until it realized it was at the wrong feeder!

Nothing can compare to these BIG flat feeders. room for all kinds of seed and I have 2. one is for birds, the other holds 2 or 3 squirrels at a time. another store sells these for $35. Walmart charged me $16.

This is my second Urban Deco bird feeder. They are so cute hanging in my Olive tree , up and away from feral cats. I bought another. Well worth the the price.

These are wonderful trays. A wood slat supports the metal screen on the bottom, and I added some staples to hold it in place. The birds love them. The sides are low enough for them to see the food and they don't have to bend over too much to get the food. The trays are balanced very well, being hung without the included S-hook. I've had Mourning Doves on the trays and there has been no seed loss with their weight on the tray sides. Tiny seeds do get stuck in the screen. I knock them out by slamming the tray against a hard surface and the trays are not hurt by that. I just wipe the trays out daily with a soft cloth and will give them a vinegar wash (Human Grade Vinegar- the kind you use on your food) once a month for a deep clean.

Nice looking feeder but does not seem very robust. Construction and quality seem like they won't hold up to outdoors very long or through bad weather. Wire holders are stapled inside with three small staples each. Those will probably fail after being outside in conditions. Should have a better attachment system, such as if the straps went underneath the feeder to support it. This Feeder may be better in a protected or covered area. Not really optimistic that this will be a long term option