I am thinking about this for a hummingbird feeder, so that we can see them easily from the window. Are there any reasons to think that wouldn't work?
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This 3 suction cup window hanger is by far the best of them all. So much better than the plastic 2 cup hangers that will break after time. Have all my feeders & suet hanger on my great room huge south facing windows & it is the best tv in the house. Buy it.
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I have a hummingbird feeder hanging in the kitchen window all summer. Works great for me
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It works perfectly for a filled hummingbird feeder even if it attracts woodpeckers which mine occasionally does. This is very strong and durable. I've been using mine for years.
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No reason at all Mine has been up all winter in very cold weather with a much heavier feeder and a squirrel trying to get to the food. No problem with it at all. Go for it!
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I'm using 2 for that. Used them all last year and they worked great. I liked how they have a smaller footprint but yet still very strong.
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I am not sure what kind of bird feeders you are planning to use, but I used my 'suction cup window hanger for birds' on my picture window last spring through fall, and it worked great! I will be using it again this year to hang my hummingbird feeders. With the three suction cups, it gives it more holding power. I highly recommend it.
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It works off movement, so if you can get it up on your roof and the birds are in the "eye", yes it will work. Doubt it will work from the ground and the birds will be too far away.
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The answer depends on where your hummingbird feeder is, I.e. Sunlight, partial shade and shade, what time of day it it and whether you are using backlighting. You might want to use filler flash. The stop is critical.
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it's a humming bird feeder and uses suction cups to stick to a window.The lid has 2 hinges on the rear 9suction cup) side and opens , swings up, on the rounded front. I have one on my kitchen window.
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We used the Aspects 429 Hummzinger Highview Feeder, Aspects HummZinger HighView 12 oz Hanging Hummingbird Feeder and it works perfectly. It took our hummers a few tries to realize they had to push through the "nipple" of the guard, but now they don't have a problem and it keeps the bees away, than goodness. I think the other Aspects hummer feeders would work with it as well; but I don't think the oriole feeders would work with it.
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Yes. I would position it to project towards a window but you don't want it in direct view if someone were to look through your windows. We have mini binds; we have them open slightly at the top and it can easily be see from the road.
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I believe they are more for decoration than actual use. I would be concerned that the bird wouldn't have enough space and the metal and paint are not of high enough quality to be healthy for birds. I would not recommend it.
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I would say yes. You'd be better off looking for a top feeder version. On the other hand, since this is a side feeder, likely designed with safety in mind, it actually might be a good choice for someone with poor eyesight. Best bet is to give it a shot & return within 30 days if it's not working out.
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In principle, yes. My only concern would be how much weight the ant trap can withstand. I'm using it for a very light plastic hummingbird feeder.You may have to consult the manufacturer. I just found their website online -- link below. (Seems they also make a green ant moat, which I think would look nicer than the red one in my garden. Good to know.)http://www.wildlifeaccessories.com/trapit.html
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The window bird feeder does not come with a 2-way mirror, but you don't need one. The birds will soon become accustomed to seeing people on the other side of the window. I have been very close to the window taking photographs of the birds eating on the other side and as long as you don't make sudden moves, the birds seem to feel comfortable enough to stay and feed. Since the feeder is very open, birds can fly away easily if they want.
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I would think it could work, I have never tried it. Unfortunately, The squirrels get to it before the birds
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If you mounted them outside of the window you would have to add a piece of wood at the top to hold the shade. This arrangement would work but not look very good. If you need an outside mount, buy a regular shade, not a pleated one, as that would look a lot better.
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It would seem possible, since this is a one-way viewing product. It might be a good idea to order a piece and try it in daylight and at night when the lights are on inside and dark outside (not necessarily when it needs to perform for the bird viewing.) Mary
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You'd be able to see the birds, but I think a scope would be a better choice. These are great binoculars for the price, but I think you would be disappointed if you try to view nests over 200 feet away.
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It's only squirrel-proof because you attach it to a glass window, and unless the squirrel can climb on glass, it's safe. :) If the window is small, though, a squirrel could jump from the window frame to the feeder. At that point it would be fair game. I don't think the feeder itself is squirrel-proof, just the location. Any overhanging tree limbs or shrubs might be a problem, too.
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Yes, I have mine on bird feeders. They give out a small glowing light which lasts all night.
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Sorry, but I think it isn't ideal for mounting, it's made to hang (from a tree branch, hook, etc), but the company may have suggestions for you. Their customer service is excellent, and they offer a one year guarantee for their products. It's a great feeder, though.