Due to an increase in orders, this item is temporarily out-of-stock. In the meantime, this item can still be purchased from the following retailers:
Droll Yankees invented the tubular bird feeder in 1969. This feeder is one of our original designs, having stood the test of time.
- Durable metal parts that won’t chip or fade and squirrels can’t chew
- UV-stabilized polycarbonate tube won’t yellow with age
- Threaded base allows for addition of a tray and other accessories
- Stainless steel wire is long-lasting and chew-proof
- Lifetime Warranty against squirrel damage
- Made in the U.S.A.
Click here for the B-7F instruction manual.
B-7F replacement parts:
These are the most remarkable feeders I have ever owned. I have used them both for over 20 years and have just purchased two more of the same feeders in order to expand my feeding...These feeders are built to last, and they do. I love them all.
William Clark –
My Original B-7 feeder has served me for many years (1977) and through four states until destroyed by a black bear here in Pennsylvania. It is the best birdfeeder I have ever owned. I am hoping the B-7F has not changed and will replace my original.
whitney smith –
I have seven feeders, four of the classic, two wicked tall, and i’m not sure what the short one is called. I’ve had it for 30 years, or well it’s been in my family for 30 years. It was a christmas gift about 30 years ago.
Keeta Beaubien –
Mine only lasted about 15 years til a bear got it and even then it was still useable. I was just concerned about rain getting thru the teeth holes. Bought 2 more but bring them in at night. Maybe these will last 30 years
Leann F –
Absolutely!!! In Iowa we have lots of wind and storms. Best feeder we have ever owned. Squirrels can’t get to it. It holds 8 pound of bird seed. Less time filling the feeder all the time. We bought on last year and I’m ordering another one today. I’m hoping the B-7F is identical to the B-7.
Dave R –
Have had it over 25+ years! Feed year round. Placed in full sun area– UV finally killed the tube (ordering a replacement tube). Best feeder I have had by far. Worth every cent!
Don Valentine –
My B-7 feeder was purchased in December 1972 when living in New Hampshire and has served well in Virginia and back home in my native Vermont ever since. It has survived two episodes with bears with no damage other than a bent perch. Many other extra bird feeders have been purchased since and most have failed to stand up as well. Frankly, I think any money invested in bird feeders other than those from Droll Yankees is simply wasted. Droll Yankees B series bird feeders are clearly the best ones built.
Maurice O Clark –
I bought my first B-7 sometime around 1977. Still good today. I bet I put several tons of sunflower seeds thru this feeder … No other feeder is better, all others have failed. I plan to take it with me on every move until “death do us part”….
Walter Karson –
I recently acquired an original B-7 Feeder, from a Goodwill store… for pennies. The feeder is in excellent condition. It measures 30 inches from top to bottom and has a clear catch tray around the bottom of it. I also has a clear tube attached to the bottom of it that is 4-5 inches. I don’t know its purpose, but will have the feeder filled with sunflower seed and hanging off a 10foot rod from a very tall tree, by this weekend. I also have several other Droll Yankee Feeders.