As I continue my never-ending quest of reviewing bird feeders and bird seed, I bought one of the cheapest bird feeders on Amazon: The iBorn tube bird feeder.
Buying a cheap bird feeder is a gamble. My infamous story of starting bird feeding years ago is that I bought a cheap, plastic feeder online that arrived to my apartment in pieces. I had to piece it together with scotch tape to make it semi-functional. Not ideal.
However, this feeder was the exact opposite experience. I noticed it had 4.5/5 star rating on Amazon with an attractive price tag at $19 (subject to change). It arrived in a nice box and I put it out on my patio.
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I love this feeder, especially if you’re new to bird feeding. It’s a popular stop for my neighborhood birds and it’s easy to use. It’s not made of top-of-the-line materials, but it’s made well enough to stand up to weather and wear and tear. Including the ever-present snow here in Minnesota.
The iBorn tube feeder has six aluminium feeding ports with a durable metal top. The ports being metal is important in avoiding damage from squirrels. The tube is made of a strong enough plastic.
This feeder isn’t squirrel-proof. It was pretty popular with squirrels when I put it out. I’d recommend pairing this feeder with a squirrel baffle of some kind. Or using a spicy birdseed to repel them away.
I had to refill this feeder about every week, which is typical for the amount of birds that visit my apartment.
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Here’s how the feeder looks outside of my apartment:
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Where to Buy the iBorn Bird Feeder
Here are your purchasing options for this feeder below. I’m listing as many as I can find so you can compare prices. Mine was around $19, but that’s subject to change over time. Overall, I couldn’t find a ton of options:
Please let me know in the comments or email if any of these links become out of date. I try to keep up with them, but often fall behind.
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