22" Yellow Finch Tube Feeder 24575/WLTUBE22

Turn Your Michigan Yard into a Goldfinch Destination!
When the finches are in full swing, you need a feeder that can keep up. The Woodlink WLTUBE22 is our "jumbo" solution for serious finch fans. Its bright yellow accents act as a natural beacon for goldfinches, letting them know your yard is the best "Up North" stop for a meal. At nearly two feet tall, this feeder is designed to handle the heavy traffic of a successful Michigan birding station. 

• 12 Feeding Stations: Why settle for a few visitors when you can have the whole flock? With 12 ports, there’s plenty of room for American Goldfinches, Pine Siskins, and Redpolls to dine together without the usual "peck-order" bickering.
• Massive Thistle Capacity: Holds approximately 1.75 lbs of Nyjer (thistle) seed. This extra-large reservoir is a lifesaver during a Michigan winter, meaning you won’t have to head out into the snow as often for refills.
• All-Weather Durability: Features a UV-stabilized polycarbonate tube that won't yellow in the sun or crack during a 10°F February night. The cap, base, and perches are made of sturdy metal to withstand the elements and local pests.
• Smart Feed-Out Design: The internal baffle directs seed to the lowest ports, ensuring the feeder empties completely so you don't end up with stale, damp seed stuck at the bottom.

🧤 Backyard Birds: Michigan Pro-Tips 🧤

• The "Yellow Beacon" Effect: Goldfinches are highly visual. In the spring, when they are sporting their bright yellow breeding plumage, they are naturally drawn to this feeder's yellow cap and base. It’s like a neon "Open" sign for your yard!
• Lake-Effect Humidity: Michigan’s damp weather can cause tiny thistle seeds to clump. Pro-Tip: Because this tube is 22 inches long, give it a firm "Michigan tap" on the side whenever you walk by to keep the seed loose and flowing to all 12 ports.
• Winter Redpoll Rareness: Keep an eye out during extra-cold winters! When food is scarce in Canada, "irruptive" species like Common Redpolls fly down to Michigan. They love these 12-port feeders because they prefer feeding in large, social groups.
• Hygiene is Key: With 12 birds feeding at once, cleanliness is vital. We recommend a deep clean every two weeks during our rainy Michigan springs to prevent the spread of finch eye infections. The easy-lift metal cap makes it simple to scrub the interior.