Keep Your Garden Birds Safe with Our Squirrel Proof Bird Seed Feeder
Introducing our innovative squirrel proof bird feeders designed to hold an array of different bird feeds, the perfect solution for ensuring your wild feathered friends can dine in peace. This thoughtfully designed bird feeder features a tube seed feeder within, with four feeding ports and perching spots, allowing plenty of wild birds to access the bird food and enjoy their scrumptious meals simultaneously. The clear plastic tube gives great visibility so that you are able to monitor bird feed levels constantly from a distance without disturbing the garden birds.
Surrounding the tube is a sturdy squirrel resistant metal cage, expertly crafted to prevent pesky squirrels and larger birds from reaching your bird food inside. Made from powder coated metal, these caged feeders are not only durable and weather resistant but also coloured green to seamlessly blend into your garden oasis, enhancing its natural beauty.
Ensure Birds Get Their Share, Not Squirrels
Refilling the feeder is a breeze with the convenient top access lid. This design makes it super easy to keep the feeder stocked with a variety seed mixes and straight seeds. The top access also simplifies cleaning, just open the lid and wash throughout with an antibacterial solution. This will ensure you can keep your squirrel proof bird feeders remaining hygienic and always ready for the next refill.
Our squirrel resistant bird feeders are the ideal addition to any garden, providing a safe and welcoming feeding station for a variety of small UK garden birds. Species such as blue tits, coal tits, house sparrows, goldfinches, and robins will flock to enjoy the seeds, free from the competition of larger pigeons, crows and pesky squirrels.
Dimensions: Height: 24cm, Width: 15cm, with a capacity of 420 grams*.
*Capacities may vary depending on the type of bird feed used.
Please note that while our feeders are designed to deter and prevent adult squirrels and larger birds, they are not 100% effective and smaller juvenile squirrels may occasionally still find a way to access the feeder. Natures clever and we can't always beat it!
