The WBU Cylinder Cafe birdfeeder is a relatively new feeder for us, but it has rapidly become one of my favorite feeders. Here's 5 reasons why.
Versatility
The feeder is built to hold our WBU birdfood cylinders as well as up to three WBU Stackables. The tray is divided into four sections where you can place loose birdfood like seed, peanuts (in or out of the shell), Bark Butter Bits, mealworms, and more. These features allow you to feed a nice variety of birdfood all on one feeder.
Easy to fill
All our WBU cylinders and Stackables have a hole down the middle. To put them on this feeder - WITHOUT TAKING THE FEEDER DOWN - all you do is pull the middle stem of the birdfeeder down, place the cylinder/Stackable(s) in the middle, then raise the middle stem through the birdfood. Easy peasy!
Large cover for protection
The attractive powder-coated cover protects the birdfood and the birds from the elements.
Ventilated tray keeps ground clean
The round vented tray catches seed and/or pieces of the cylinders, keeping the ground underneath your feeders clean.
Holds large-sized cylinder
This large feeder is large and sturdy enough to hold our large-sized birdfood cylinder like WBU Supreme Fare, all 4+ pounds of it! Large cylinders are great for birdfeeding while you're on vacation because they last longer.
I should probably add a 6th reason too: THE BIRDS LOVE IT TOO! You can get the WBU Cylinder Cafe Feeder at Wild Birds Unlimited - Saratoga Springs NY or online.
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Daniel, it sure does. Great when you're leaving for a few days or when you don't want to trudge out in the snow.
Posted by: The Zen Birdfeeder | March 11, 2013 at 12:49 PM
4 pounds... wow! That will keep the birds busy for a spell.
I can see why it's a bird favourite!
Posted by: Daniel LaFrance | February 22, 2013 at 08:51 PM