Squirrel Resistant Peanut Feeders with Guardian

These Squirrel Resistant Peanut Feeders are the best way to stop greedy squirrels from stealing all your garden bird's food thanks to the strong, metal guardian which has gaps that are only big enough for small birds such as blue tits and finches, robins with only the smallest juvenile squirrels potentially able to fit through to reach the internal wire mesh peanut feeder.   These feeders will also deter pesky Starlings.

Use these squirrel proof bird feeders to feed both peanuts or suet pellets to your feathered friends and easily do so by firstly filling up these feeders up to either 340g or 620g (depending on what sized feeder you are using), and then, using the metal handle at the top of this feeder to hang up from a branch, hook or feeding station - wherever the best spot in your garden for attracting wild birds is and watch as a variety of garden birds begin to visit this new, squirrel safe, feeding spot.

To ensure these squirrel proof  feeders remain safe to use you should look to clean your feeder every 2 months to prevent any potential diseases accumulating. This is easy to do by dismantling the feeder and emptying out any leftover peanut debris before cleaning, reassembling and refilling your feeder to look as good as new ready for your feathered friends to continue feeding from this lovely green, heavy duty bird feeder.

Made from heavy duty, powder coated steel these sturdy bird feeders are ideal for using all year round as they can withstand any bad weather, and your garden birds can easily feed from the wire mesh feeder by either perching on the base or holding on to the mesh which allows them to reach the bird food from every spot of this pigeon proof bird feeder.

Dimensions:

Small - Capacity: 340g x Height: 35 cm x Diameter: 27.5 cm.

Medium - Capacity: 620g x Height: 48.5 cm x Diameter: 27.5 cm.

* A note on squirrel protection although this feeder is squirrel and large bird proof we cannot guarantee that the most determined squirrels or large birds won’t get inside of the feeder, particularly juvenile squirrels and birds which are far more agile than the adults.  Birds with particularly long beaks may also be able to access the feeder inside of the guardian.  The bars on these feeders cannot be made smaller to protect from adolescent or red squirrels as this would pose a risk to the birds.