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See larger image	Bird Quest 17" Green Spiral Finch Tube Feeder Model: BQSBF2G See more items by Bird Quest View other Finch/Tube Feeders View Full Product Description Your Price: $29.49 Suggested: $35.00 Savings: $5.51 (16%) Shipping: Click to Calculate Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Need it by Christmas? Click here for our Christmas ordering deadlines. Customer Rating: Catalog Number: 50188 (You can remove or adjust quantities later.) Through November 30, take $5 off any order over $100. Use promotional code CRAZYNOVEMBER during checkout.

Nice bird feeder. Easy to fill. The only complaint I have is that other birds are eating out of it and it doesn't seem to be attracting the finch that I wanted to see.

I received this finch tube feeder as a gift from my son so I am writing the review. It is a wonderful bird feeder and since it has so many ports, the finches are very happy! It came in the nick of time since it protects the thistle seed from getting wet in inclement weather. I highly recommend it.

I just love the spiral feeder as does the entire family! We aren't getting a lot of work done around the house lately because most of our time is spent enjoying the birds. We also have a sock hanging with feed, but the birds definitely prefer the spiral feeder. Thank you so much!

I have had this feeder for almost two months. Its strength is that so far, it appears to be solidly built, and I do not anticipate needing to replace it due to wear or corrosion. I chose this feeder over others for the ease of cleaning. Feeders with metal perches crossing through the interior of the tube can be impossible to clean and for less exposure to the weather than the 36-inch model. (I hang my feeder under the Aspects Super Dome.) I had hoped to fill this feeder no more than once per week, but during this past week in January, the goldfinches used three quarters of the available seed in four days. I recommend flipping over the feeder and taking off the bottom to free the stuck seed before every refilling of the tube. I do enjoy seeing the finches on this feeder, and the finches are happy so long as there is enough seed for them to feed together.