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Now I don't mind a few sparrows surviving the winter at my feeding station, but they were draining the hopper feeder in a matter of hours! Unacceptable! Guess what? They don't touch the Roller Feeder! I don't know why - they are small enough to perch on it and I know they like the seed I put in it. But they stay away! Maybe they don't like the birch log design! BTW, the squirrels don't even come to the feeding station anymore top *"It has performed flawlessly"* I have one of the original Roller Feeders. It has performed flawlessly. I have several other feeders in a wooded area suspended by wire. The squirrels have figured out to "walk the tightrope" and get to my feeders. The Roller Feeder is in a tree where the wire originates. Squirrels do not even bother with it anymore. The best part about the Roller Feeder is the types of birds it attracts.The nut hatches, small finches, chickadees are the most popular. I recently had a raccoon in my backyard. Three times a night my motiondetector is activated by the raccoon. It is more acrobatic than thesquirrels. It has tried several times, from various hanging positions, to get at the Roller Feeder but it is too large to get at the holes. The roller action keeps the food safe and uneaten!!! John M - Maplewood Minnesota top *"The squirrels have given up"* I am writing to say how well your rollerfeeder is working for us. We are very pleased with the performance and how it has kept the squirrels from getting into our bird seed. In fact, the squirrels have given up and don't even try climbing up to the feeder anymore. We have many small birds in our back yard, especially chickadees who are eating a lot of seed, however, this winter we will not be feeding the squirrels. Frank and Shirley - Shoreview, Minnesota *"Chickadee sighted on in less than 3 hours"* ...Put it up in a tree, near the feeding area all ready used.. Chickadee sighted on in less than 3 hours...... Great set of info and directions. You have a class act. Going to try sunflower hearts, course, the biggest, and see what happens. Thanks !! Sonya - Woodstock Vermont top *"I love our Rollerfeeder"* My name is Brenda and I live in St. Louis, Missouri where both squirrels and birds are easily found in the yard every day. Our yard faces the woods and so we hung several bird feeders off the edge of the roof overlapping the deck right outside our living room window so we could watch birds eat. Well, it didn't take long for the squirrels to take over and gobble up all the bird food every day. Not to mention that the squirrels made a terrible mess spilling seeds onto the deck, climbed the screen on the window and drove our dog nuts trying to get the squirrels through the window. We tried everything to keep the squirrels out of the bird feeders. I fed the squirrels in the yard hoping to keep them off the deck...but no luck. Until we got the Rollerfeeder! We have had it since December 1998 and have never seen a squirrel be able to get in it or get food out of it. No crows or larger birds either. Many times we have seen squirrels trying to get in the Rollerfeeder, but every time they even get close...whoosh... they fall right off. The feeder just spins around making the squirrel fall off. They learn quick too and give up and don't bother with it any more. The chickadees love it and so do many other birds. I don't know the names of all the birds that visit the Rollerfeeder, but it is the smaller birds that get "bullied" by the larger birds on regular feeders. The larger birds can't get food out of the Rollerfeeder because they are too heavy and it rolls them off just at the squirrels. I love our Rollerfeeder and would definitely recommend it to anyone. Sincerely, Brenda M. 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