North States

The birds love this cottage. So well designed - beautiful for any house - Our house color is actually the same as this! It has so many details on the side - the company really took pride in designing this. The windows are nice so I can see when the bird seed gets low. Heavy duty feeder - nice and sturdy. I recommend purchasing the scoop to fill that has the narrow tube as you fill through the chimney. Love it and I have added the other feeders in my collection to my Christmas Wish List!

Though it's adorable and sturdy and the smaller birds loved it, I was initially disappointed that the blue jays and cardinals weren't into it. The tray is wide on 2 sides so I didn't know why they weren't checking it out.But after a month, they've started using it and both species look so beautiful against the pleasant blue. We love it, and the birds do, too! Great size.

Perfect! It’s so cute, very sturdy, and really easy to clean. Exactly what I was looking for. I’m ordering a second one for the other part of my yard.

This bird feeder is the best I’ve owned, and I’ve had at least a dozen. It holds a lot and is easily taken apart for cleaning. I’ve had one like it for ten years now. The hanging wire did wear out, but it was easily replaceable. I buy these for gifts because I like them so much.

Seed discharges well into the pan and it looks really nice, but you pour the seed into the “chimney” so you might want to get a funnel to help you out.

Small and large birds love it.

added it to the feeders we already have tube trays the birds already found the feeder sturdy and so pretty for the price may order another style

Very sturdy, easy to clean, works great! My yard finches love it!

Well i must say i was disappointed when i opened the box to see this feeder just sitting there unwrapped. It came in rough shape so quality control must have been on holidays.The plastic corners are pulling away from the structure as are both doors.I cant get imagine what the sun will do. The white plastic looks dirty not very bright, around the windows it is very evident, see photo.The tower with all the glass windows well they are scratched all up. Very messy.This quality is reminiscent of a $25 feeder. Not anymore than that.Will update as the Sun does its magic :)

We own several North States birdfeeders. While they look awesome, the plastic tabs that keep the body and the bottom together easily break during shipping. Hit or miss situation. Ours arrived with two out of four tabs missing. Found them in the box. It was intended to be a holiday gift and I am working hard now trying to glue the broken tabs to the base...

I love this birdfeeder!! I actually decided to sit it on the corner railing of my step (I have it wired down of course so it doesn't blow or fall off) and the birds, squirrels and chipmunks all enjoy feasting from it! Having it on the step makes it easy to fill in the winter when I can't be climbing ladders to fill the feeders in the trees and yet the birds and whatnot still get some help with food in the cold Atlantic winter! It has withstood the winter and is still in perfect shape and even the top stayed on in gale force winds plus I just love the look of it so I would highly recommend it!!!

I just mount this feed a few weeks back. I purchased awhile ago for use as my main yard feeder.I am finding that using a All Birdie seed with a mixed of small seeds and sunflowers it seems tobind up slightly when the sunflower seeds are trying to come through the bottom slot. I do have go out a periodically use something to fish out the sunflower seeds so it can distribute all the seed properly.In conclusion this unit looks appealing and is wonderful for small seeds but I am now on a search for a different main feeder that will distribute the All Bird seed properly. No lost as I will hang this one in a tree.

The North State series of bird feeders like this lighthouse are well made. They are easy to fill and easy to clean. We feed birds year round, so our feeders must survive the full extent of the thermometer from +40 C to -40 C, and these feeders, which include a log cabin, a schoolhouse, a cottage, etc., stand up to the prairie weather.