Is the opening on the top large enough for a bird to snatch a peanut?
1885888
could, if bird is smart enough and has enough dexterity to push roof open to get beak inside. did not see that happen in our yard. our lazy birds just wait for the squirrels to fumble the peanuts, then swoop in.
1885889
No, the opening is only big enough for the squirrel to grip the front of it while he pushes up on the bottom of the lid with his head.
1885890
I see them land on the tray part and take peanuts yes but I've never seen them open the metal part...
1885891
Only if you leave it open. If you see in the picture, the squirrel has opened the top and is keeping it propped open with his head. Our squirrels do this all the time and will even hop inside, especially if it's raining. But the lid will fall back down if it is not being kept propped up. So, the birds usually can't get inside, but they do sit on the ledge and eat the seed that we put there for them. Hope this helps!
1233523
I wouldn't. Peanuts would probably fit thru the ports, but it is set up for the smaller birds who are more inclined to perch and eat, rather than grab and run. Think goldfinch, chickadee , purple finch etc.
1871592
Yes! But I would Put A Top on it cardboard anything so your rabbit doesn't jump out or get taken out by a large bird.
2125555
The largest openings are 1.25" x 3.75". I have a Senegal Parrot who could probably get out of it. I suspect even a bird the size of an African Grey could also get through the openings. Any larger bird probably wouldn't be able to. The wires look to be the same gauge as my bird cage. A good perch and some dishes would be all you'd need to add. Hope this helps!
1179590
Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
42418
Yes, but the bag is rather small so I don't know if there would be room for an animal inside if the top were squashed down.
522850
No, it does not open from the top. There is a door in the front for the bird to come in and out and two smaller doors on the side for the food and water.
1738625
Randy Squirrels are smart...I can bet they could open this container. It's good for in house storage. I would get something a little more secure.
2143806
The front door opens. I would highly recommend this product from a looks standpoint, it is adorable. That being said, we put some sheet protectors up around the back so the birds didn't throw too much seed out so clean up would be easier. We also bought a swing to hang from the top which they love.
2226274
Absolutely. Birds of all sizes can cling to it. Chickadees up to Steller's Jays.
18120
Absolutely NOT. That bar spacing is way too big for anything but a large cockatoo or large macaw. http://www.bird-cage.com/how-to-select-a-bird-cage
783360
I would say so- I have a cockatoo in mine, but there is so much room for him to play. He really enjoys it.
788683
There is a little cup one can open, and one can put rocks in it. As far as whether works, it has to be moved around so the birds don't know it's a permanent fixture.
1039120
If you're going to use it for bird feeders you will want to find something to place in the middle section where the hooks connect . I was sitting watching hatchelys eat and one fell into the opening. Thankfully I was home and saved it.
910859
Yes but the mesh and links are so flimsy that a larger bird would just tip the basket. Not a good product.
1436313
It absolutely does. Since there is a plate on the bottom of the suet and the birds do not fit inside the cage, there is no way they can get it. You will like it.
1770587
As long as you don't fill it completely with peanuts, the bluejays can't get them. They can poke their beak up into the inside, but they can't lift the "roof" to get at the lower peanuts. But I would not call it bluejay proof. But I would call it bluejay frustrating.