Create a peaceful outdoor sanctuary that invites the comforting company of backyard birds with the Perky-Pet® Copper Finish Panorama Bird Feeder. Your feathered friends can gather around the 360-degree seed tray and claim a cozy spot on the circular perch. The seed is dispensed slowly, so your VIP guests dine on the freshest fare while you save money on the catering costs. This feeder is equipped with a Sure-Lock™ cap to keep the lid securely locked in place.
Dining From All Angles
There's no waiting in line for your turn at the seed tray with the Perky-Pet® Copper Finish Panorama Bird Feeder. The sturdy circular perch allows for 360-degree feeding, making it possible for multiple birds to feast at once and gives you an excellent view from all angles. Plus, the 2 lb seed capacity ensures there’s plenty of food to go around.
Attractive Copper Finish
Not only is this feeder convenient and economical, it's also eye-catching. The handsome copper finish enhances the natural beauty of your home's exterior while extending a warm welcome to resident birds. It’s a bird feeder and piece of stunning décor all in one!
Durable Construction
The clear plastic reservoir is made from shatter-resistant plastic to stand up to Mother Nature's whims. Meanwhile, a powder-coated finish helps your stylish antique copper bird feeder resist rust. Fill the sturdy plastic reservoir with up to 2 lb of your favorite bird seed and easily monitor seed levels from a distance thanks to the clear sides.
Easy to Fill and Clean
Birds prefer to visit fresh, clean feeders. Luckily, cleaning and filling the Copper Panorama Bird Feeder with fresh seed is easy! Lift off the lid and wash the feeder in a mild solution of warm soapy water. Once dry, the feeder’s wide-mouth opening makes filling a breeze. Clean and change seed at least every two weeks to prevent mold and insects.
Do you want to know more helpful details about the Copper Finish Panorama Bird Feeder? Take a closer look at the in-depth specifications for this product.
Perky-Pet® Copper Finish Panorama Bird Feeder
Model #
312C
Height
9 inches
Diameter
8.25 inches
Capacity
2 lb
Seed Type
Black-oil sunflower seed, mixed seed, safflower seed, and more
I got this feeder for free, as a replacement for another model that broke after a month but had been discontinued.
I appreciated the company standing behind their product.
I got the brown colour - considered Bronze.
I’ve been using it for three months.
It’s fine in dry weather. It is also fine in the snow and cold.
It has withstood regular washing, but I am careful to take it apart and let it dry thoroughly.
However, now that it’s getting rained on periodically, the paint is coming off.
It has started flaking off on the underside of the tray, between that and the plastic base.
In the spring, it’s impossible to avoid it getting wet and sitting for several hours in that condition.
Water also drains down the hanging cable and into the feeder, making the seed wet. I have been pinning a paper towel around the cable to absorb the water, but it hasn’t stopped it completely.
I owned this same feeder for many years and it took a long time for the paint to peel away. I’ve also been using the Copper version for several years, and the paint has never come off.
Maybe I just got a dud. But if this is a common issue, I hope it can be fixed to ensure that paint isn’t flaking into the birdseed.
(I have a photo but wasn’t able to add it here.)
We’re sorry to hear about the paint flaking and water getting into the feeder, and we appreciate you taking the time to share such detailed feedback. We’re glad to hear the feeder has held up well in other conditions, but this is not the experience we want for our customers.
To help reduce these issues, you may try placing the feeder in a more sheltered area, such as under an overhang, to limit prolonged exposure to rain. Ensuring all parts are fully dry after cleaning, as you’ve been doing, is also great practice. For the water traveling down the hanging cable, adding a small drip loop or barrier above the feeder can help divert water before it reaches the seed.
We will be sure to pass your feedback along to our product team, as it is very valuable in helping us improve our designs and materials.
J H
I recommend this product
I ordered 2 of the ...
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Dec 6, 2022
I ordered 2 of the Perky Pet feeders; one in blue and one in red... Looks wonderful and cheerful (I am hoping the birds will also think so!) ... Keeps the seeds (black sunflower seeder) dry as the lid covers the tubular column where the seeds go... important during winter times! Great company and fairly quick delivery!
I just bought the copper version. I had the bronze one that I got free from you to replace another feeder that quickly broke. The paint all flaked off that one so I thought I’d try the copper.
I washed it when I bought it, used it once and it got dirty so I washed it again - spray with soapy water, wash and rinse in warm water, dry excess water and let fully dry, dismantled. After a few hours of drying there is rust appearing where the spokes meet the base and inside the drain holes. What am I doing wrong? I have a copper one I bought years ago and the only rust is on the hanging wire. It has been washed the same way dozens of times and survived countless rainy days.
Question by: Joanne on Oct 12, 2026, 11:03 AM
You’re not doing anything wrong. Your cleaning routine is gentle and correct for this feeder. The Panorama is made of steel with a powder-coated finish designed to resist rust, and the copper version adds a thin copper layer with a clear coat on top. Rust appearing at the spoke joints and drain holes right after washing points to a gap in the coating at those spots, since those are the places where steel is most exposed. That would be a finish issue with the feeder, not how you cleaned it.
Since the rust showed up on a brand-new feeder after normal washing, please contact Perky-Pet Customer Care so they can look into a replacement. Have your proof of purchase and purchase date handy, and mention that this is your second finish issue so they have the full picture.
Answer by: Walter Sandoval (Admin) on Oct 12, 2026, 2:22 PM