Woodlink NATUBETRAY Audubon Tube Feeder Tray

This is a great seed catcher. A must for your Audubon feeders. Easy to install with the included screws and nuts, as long as you have an Audubon or Woodlink tube feeder with the 4 mounting holes. I was having a problem with seeds spilling on the ground, and attracting rodents. These took care of the problem. A small amount still spills to the ground, but it is small enough that the birds on the ground quickly eat them.

The tray fits well and is a nice size. I was impressed that it had double rows of drainage holes. I only wish the holes were slightly larger. The shells block the holes pretty easily and keeps it from draining well. I just try to remember to scrape it clean now and then.

Very nice product. I love the plate on the bottom to catch the seeds. The birds love it!

I got this item in an open package and all it came with was a black cap with threads that fit on absolutely nothing. I have no clue why it was in there. There were no mounting screws to attach the tray to a feeder (the cap doesnt fit or work and there are no threads on the feeder tube) and the tray actually has holes in it. Lots of them and they are good size holes. The seeds fall right through the holes so it defeats the purpose of keeping seed from falling. I ordered the feeder recommended to go with it although I could have purchased the exact same thing for $4 less at Ace but wanted to make sure it was the right one. I ended up finding screws to connect the two together and using tape to cover the all holes. Im not going to return it because I made it work but I am not happy at all with this tray. Its funny that the questions they ask to rate it are irrelevant. Yes its thick enough, yes its sturdy and I guess its easy to clean but why on earth does it have holes? To let water through?? They could have made slits that seeds cant easily fall through. Its gotta be a joke.

Very sturdily attaches to NAGGTUBE4 feeders. Jamb nuts are a little fussy to get on, but can be done. More often the birds sit in the tray1/14 I had it suspended from the woodlink dome. It blew down off and dropped to the ground which was snow covered in a foot of snow. About a 6 ft drop and broke all to heck. It is made of a very brittle clear plastic and has no impact resistance. poor material choice by mfr. It lasted about 2 months. I contacted the mfr and they indicated that they would send a replacement.2/6 They did send a replacement. I closed down the opening of the hook on the woodlink hm32 dome. Feeder still came off on windy days. I'll have to close the hook all the way and try bending slightly to the side. AND contact woodlink for a second tray, this one only made it two weeks before it came off the hook, dropped 6ft to snow covered ground and broke in similar manner.

The dang raccoons finally achieved their goal and jumped on our old bird feeder tray and broke it. I ordered this one as a replacement and I’m very happy with it. It is a bit smaller than my old one even though I had measured and expected the same size, but the tray appears to be of a heavier plastic so I expect it to wear better. I love my long tube bird feeder and the tray is an important perch for a variety of birds. We’re back in business now and the birds and I are happy.

Thos is perfect for large and small birds, finches fill this feeder perches and doves and cardinals love to sit on bottom. Tray and eat. Plan on buying a second one. Sturdy. I cut a sheer screen to fit tray, and cut out center, keeps seed from falling through holes, and shakes off easily.

I love that this tray exists so my cardinals can access my tube feeder. Effectiveness remains to be seen. The bolts that came with this tray are too big to attach to my feeder, even though it's a Woodlink tube feeder that I thought was one of the models listed/shown in the compatibility list in the product description. So for the moment, I threaded some fishing line through the holes to hold the tray to the bottom of the feeder. I'm confident that it will hold, but I can't get it super tight so there's just a little bit of wiggle, so I'll probably have to follow the lead of another reviewer and take the feeder base with me to the hardware store to find and purchase some bolts that are the right size. I've seen a couple of birds perch on the edge but haven't seen them use it to feed yet, so hopefully they'll be more comfortable after a few more day.