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Need help finding a caged platform bird feeder

16 years ago

We used to have a platform feeder with a screened bottom and a removable cage on top that only allowed the smaller birds to access the food. The feeder was mounted on a pole. It fell apart years ago and we are looking to get a new one. I've searched the net and can only find a platform feeder with a screened bottom, some with a roof, but none with a removable cage on top. Can anyone help me find this? Thanks in advance!

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beaniebeagle
16 years ago
call a wild birds unlimited store and tell them what you are looking for. There are more things in their store than what their website shows.
hummersteve
16 years ago
Do you have a rural king? I have seen caged bird feeders in there but not on a pole. Perhaps you could check them out.
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tracey_nj6
16 years ago
You might have better luck over in the Bird Watching forum, rather than in the hummingbird forum.
But, having said that, I had one of those feeders (but I opted for no cage), and for the life of me, don't recall where I purchased it. The only place I can think that I ordered it may have been Duncraft, and you've probably already checked there...

Here is a link that might be useful: Bird Watching Forum

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