WOODPECKERS ON THE SIDES, FINCHES ON THE TRAY: Two suet cages flank a center seed hopper, so woodpeckers, nuthatches and chickadees can cling to the suet while goldfinches, cardinals and jays settle onto the seed, all from one feeder on one hook
LIFT THE ROOF, FILL BOTH SIDES: The roof slides up the steel hanging cable and stays with the feeder, opening the hopper for seed and the tops of both cages for suet cakes, then settles back into place, and the mesh walls show when it is getting low
A WIDE TRAY WITH ROOM TO LAND: Seed flows out through arched openings into a full-width metal tray with a raised edge and wire perch rails at each end, giving bigger birds like cardinals and jays a place to stand and catching seed that gets kicked loose
A LITTLE BLUE HOUSE IN THE TREES: The powder-coated steel house has a black metal roof, with an arched fan window and paned doors cut into the mesh walls, so it looks like a small cottage among the branches and is built to stay outside through the seasons
PORCH EAVE, SHEPHERD'S HOOK OR BRANCH: It hangs from its own steel cable on a shepherd's hook, a deck bracket, a porch eave or a sturdy branch; the two suet cages attach to the sides out of the box, and seed and suet cakes are sold separately
