Here's to 35 More: NoNo Birdfeeder Review

Just over 35 years ago my parents married.  Last week we had the opportunity to celebrate their first 35 years.  I had the honor of being able to bless them with a beautiful bird feeder that will last for 35 more!

Okay, so it doesn't come with a guarantee.  Just like marriage, troubles happen, but if it is taken care of it WILL last a long time.  

The No/No Brass Wild Bird Feeder from Perky Pets is made to last a long time.  It can be used by both perching and clinging birds and it holds up to 2.5 pounds of seed!  I look forward to enjoying the next 35 years of watching birds with my parents!

Specs:

Product Features:

• No/No = No plastic, No wood
• Holds over 2.5 pounds of black oil sunflower seed
• Patented design ensures the highest quality
• Attracts both clinging and perching birds
• Feeds 10-15 birds at once

What's in the Box:

• 1 No/No bird feeder

Specifications:

• 2.5 lb. seed capacity

Disclaimer: I have received a product or products in exchange for this review.  All opinions are my own.

Happy Birds, Sad Squirrels #PerkyPets

We love nature.  It is so rewarding to watch my boys get excited about nature.  Would you believe that they still get excited every time we get a new bird feeder?  They like to help fill them and peek over the back of the couch to watch the birds that visit.  Manasseh even got binoculars for Christmas that will help him watch birds when we spend time together in the woods!

Our newest friend to birds

Last week we got the "Squirrel Slammer Wild Bird Feeder" from Perky Pets!  It has a 3.5 pound capacity for bird seed!  I love the size because it means I don't have to refill it every week in the winter.  I also love that it makes the birds happy and the squirrels sad.  Don't get me wrong, I like squirrels too - but it's kind of annoying when they steal our bird seed.

See the plastic shield?  I am beginning to put pressure on the seed area to close the ports here.

This feeder has a plastic shield above the ports that keeps rainwater out while allowing birds plenty of space for perching while they grab a bite.

The buffet is closed, sad squirrels!

When a larger animal tries to take seeds, they pull a shield over the feeding ports, disabling them from reaching fresh seeds.  I love the simplicity of the design!

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