Amish-Made Finch Bird Feeder, Eco-Friendly Poly Lumber
The feeder just doesn’t attract the finches, or any other birds for that matter. The closest the finches have gotten to the feeder is standing and sitting on the top. They like the top platform.
I think the holes are too small. The finches aren’t using it at all. Do you think I could make the holes bigger?
My husband gave me one that he ordered from you. It’s brown to match my other bird feeders and our patio furniture. But the finches are not using it. We hung it in the usual place with the correct seed and has been out since March. So either the holes are too small or the color isn’t attracting them. We are going to use some yellow tape to see if that works. If not, then the feeder is useless. We live in an area that has a huge amount of birds and have always enjoyed the Finches eating from our old feeder. I’m sort of disappointed.
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