This bird feeder was $35 and sold out fast at my Costco store. Costco.com dropped the price to $25. Found it today at Costco on Richmond, Houston Tx for $14.97! Go search your Costco!

That's a great deal, Cheryl!

Are the tubes glass or plastic? I have to have glass because the squirrels eat the plastic ones, lol!

No Costco anywhere near me. Oh well, I probably shouldn't be getting another feeder since a raccoon(s) has found the feeders. Those rascals are so destructive.

I only get the Brome brand, Squirrel proof bird feeders (that I get from Duncraft) https://bromebirdcare.com/bust... Hope they make a squirrel proof suet feeder sometime, until then I only use red pepper suet.

https://www.duncraft.com/Squir...

I was proud and happy to hear at our neighbor gathering here in Saturday that my few bird feeders in the forest inspired not one but two neighbors to create their own bird sanctuaries at their own homes, expanding the idea with bee houses and bird houses. Their was friendly banter about stealing birds from each other and all our future plans on getting them back. Lol They told me my plans for getting a fruit-producing mulberry tree was not fighting fairly.

I need to know how to fill this bird feeder? We tossed the instructions. Please help my neighbor lady figure this out.

Sweetsms79 said:I need to know how to fill this bird feeder? We tossed the instructions. Please help my neighbor lady figure this out.

Lift the "roof" cover off the top. I use a funnel to fill individual tubes.

I just bought one of these at Costco. It was $34, and seems like a nice one. But it's so heavy when full! I hooked it onto 2 shepherds hooks just to make sure it doesn't pull it down to the ground. I hope the birds find it!