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I Love Robins® pearl feeder

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This neat little domed feeder has a roof to keep food dry in wet weather, and because it's clear, it gives you a great view of the birds!

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Product description

This neat little domed feeder has a roof to keep food dry in wet weather, and because it's clear, it gives you a great view of the birds!

Made from tough polycarbonate, the dome protects feeding birds and the tray contents from rain and snow. It also slides up and down so you can deter larger birds if you wish.

As the name suggests, it's a big hit with robins!

  • Perfect for feeding seeds, suet or mealworms.
  • Measures 155 mm (w) x 155 mm (d) x 225 mm (h).
  • Dome diameter: 15cm.
  • Made from tough polycarbonate, so it won't yellow or crack.
  • The tray features drainage holes to prevent waterlogged seed.
  • Lifetime guarantee.

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Dustybin
Age: 65+

22/May/2023
A mixed blessing
One big problem with the feeder in that magpies and crows which frequent our garden are intelligent enough to either hang on to the bottom part and feed (crows) or fly up and bash the feeder so it swings sufficiently to spill feed onto the ground from where it is eaten (mainly magpies).
The robins have now given up using the feeder as there is rarely food in it when they fly in.

RSPB response

The lid can be adjusted to deter larger birds but if you have a large population of these birds, a Squirrel Buster might be the solution as it should close if multiple larger birds are feeding at the same time.

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Karen Wells
Age: 45 - 54

14/May/2023
Pointless
After several adjustments to create the smallest gap feasible for a robin to feed I am currently watching starlings raid the feeder. Now a JackDaw has joined the banquet whilst a robin looks on from the nearby fence. Lowered a further 1cm the robin is flummoxed but starlings can still hang on to the bottom of the feeder and reach inside. Next I’ll recycle this plastic nonsense and try a weighted feeder.

RSPB response

The lid can be adjusted to deter larger birds. However Starlings are on the UK Red List for Birds of Conservation Concern and do need support to help boost population numbers.

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Ian
Age: 35 - 44

08/Mar/2023
Works a treat
Tits and Robins discovered it in a day and love to feed from it. Despite being mostly plastic it feels very durable.
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