Be prepared to reflexively hold very still & suspend breathing so not to scare feeding squirrels!
I love it & love watching the squirrels.<br />Only issue:  once mounted, there is no way to remove the shells, etc. from the enclosed area other than scooping it up by hand, which, beside the ick & safety factors, is awkward because once I reach in & get a handful, it's a real struggle to get my closed fist out of there!  It needs a trap floor door.<br />Despite that quirk, I think it's great & I love that it's not factory made!<br /><br />Just to add, my feeder uses a quart-size Ball jar, which, I think is the largest Ball jar readily available, so it can be replaced easily in the event I drop it while washing . .  also, mine has a flat but slanted roof & the bigger squirrels eat while sitting on top.  If it had a pitch roof, that would make it difficult.  Any larger, and the raccoons would be able to access & that's no good.  Love this feeder -squirrels are so silly & this successfully diverts them from the bird feeders!  (Considering getting a second one -this morning, I had to go outside in my robe & stand over squabbling squirrels "Now, cut it out! CUT IT OUT, squirrellies!")
Rating: 5 stars