does it feed parrots
71197
I believe this feeder is intended for outdoor wild bird feeding. At least, that is how I use mine.
71198
Might be a stretch. This is a well built feeder but I don't know it it is heavy duty enough for parrots or other birds that tend to chew. A good size bird may also have trouble reaching the seed. They definitely wouldn't fit on the perches. This feeder is best suited to house finches and other small birds.
71199
We have it outside with the stand on bottom...unsure about parrots but do know it works for squirrels, and birds.
1895498
Yes it would definitely pick up dust and seeds from your parrots. I have two dogs, and one of them has very fine fur. The vacuum picks it up easily from both the carpet and the wood floors. It is so easy to disconnect the tubing from the base to get in the corners too.
493725
I'm not sure the specific size of the bird but i am pretty sure that it would be too small for a parrot.
2119722
No , this model only feeds from one side. It accommodates 2-5 birds at a time depending upon their size and weight. It REALLY works against squirrels!
2009958
Yes, it does, however you need to feed them through pretty much one at a time and it is best to make sure they are wet.
1971826
Yes. In the instruction it will give you the days to hatch and the temperature to set it at for parrots.
1729595
I dont know about the one, but to answer your question yes; when there is an incoming call, you can say "accept" to listen and respond through the Parrot's with its built in speaker/mic.
331722
I don't know. My 2 cockatiels started eating the second I put the feeder in the cage. Are the birds tame, maybe put some feed in your hand close to the feeder. Good luck. I also have 7 parakeets that eat out of the feeders.
1451213
I wouldn't go bigger than a Cockatiel. If it's a small type of conure, then maybe. The bars are on the thin side, so a bigger parrot could damage those. Also the wooden perches might not hold up to the weight of a bigger bird over time.
971247
I am not sure. I have Yellow-bellied sapsuckers and Downy Woodpeckers that handle it well. But actually the Starling can manage to eat a little at a time from it.
2191195
NOT with this bird feeder. My birds LOVE it!! It's the first one emptied!! It may take awhile for them to eat out of a new feeder. I put up a feeder last year, that took the birds 3 months to *find* it!! No kidding!! Once they start eating seed out of this, you'll be out there all the time filling it up ;)
1414133
I would say no. The bars are small and light like for finches and parakeets. The sliding food dish doors would be a problem with a parrot too I think.
1908580
I'm not sure about your Parrot, but I've been using this for years with my Cockatiel. He will be 17 years old this year, so I will recommend it highly.
999823
I think it is, I my opion they save money on the gauge of the wire and the thickness of the cage posts. I have pacific parrotlets in mine, but they aren't really chewing on the cage. I've had cheap cages and they do start chewing on the coatings when they start to peal off, but after about a year there hasn't been any change in the cage material. It nice to be able to separate two birds, especially since one of the females is in heat right now.
1209250
I use it for my african grey which is a medium sized parrot. I don't think it would be big enough for any larger parrot.
327069
Yes. It is a great feeder for feeding my woodpeckers. I highly recommend it.
2226272
I feed primarily sunflower seeds and get chickadees, nuthatches, and house finches on this feeder. we have starlings here but I have never seen starlings using it.