Bird watching
16-Inch Peanut Wreath Bird Feeder — Steel, Rust-Resistant, Waterproof
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Product review
This peanut wreath bird feeder is supplied as a single unit: 1 x Peanut Wreath Bird Feeder. The feeder is made from steel with a powder-coated finish to guard against rust and weathering. The listed color is green.
The feeder measures approximately 12 x 16 inches and accommodates around twelve standard-sized suet balls or about 1.25 lb of whole peanuts. It features a spring-ring style hanger with hooks on both ends — connect one hook around the other to secure it — making the wreath simple to suspend from a branch, hook, or patio overhang.
To use, load whole peanuts into the rings and hang the wreath where birds and other wildlife can reach it. Birds will learn to extract nuts from the open-wreath design over time; once accustomed, your yard can see frequent visits from birds and squirrels alike.
The metal construction is intended to be durable and long-lasting, though the frame is relatively lightweight. Note: only the peanut wreath feeder is included in the package. Colors may vary slightly due to lighting or display settings, and measurements may differ by roughly +/- 1–3 cm.
Pros
- Powder-coated steel resists rust
- Holds about 1.25 lb of peanuts
- Simple hanging hook design
Cons
- Can be awkward to fill with shelled peanuts
- Relatively lightweight frame feels flimsy
- Squirrels empty it quickly
VerdictSturdy steel construction and a large holding capacity make this peanut wreath a solid option for backyard wildlife. The powder coating helps prevent corrosion and the open-ring layout lets birds and squirrels pull out whole peanuts. Filling the rings can be fiddly, and the lightweight frame feels a bit flimsy to some, but once stocked it reliably attracts activity.
Reviews
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K 2/5
Slinky-like look
Reminds me of a slinky on a hanger. Loading peanuts in the shell is fiddly. Squirrels cleared it fast — I may try hanging fruit instead.
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H. Stillman 4/5
A bit flimsy
Lightweight but it does the job. Getting whole peanuts into the rings takes patience. Squirrels can only grab one at a time, which seems intentional.
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