Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder

Looking for a fun and entertaining way to feed birds, not squirrels?

When a squirrel tries to gain access to the feeder, the spinning action then gently tosses the squirrel off before it can devour your seed supply.

FEATURES: 

• Feed Birds, Not Squirrels

  The Feeder is calibrated to support the weight of even large birds like cardinals and woodpeckers but is immediately activated by squirrels. With less competition from squirrels, birds won’t be able to resist stopping by for a visit! With four feeding ports and a circular perch, multiple birds can dine at the same time, and you can enjoy a better view.

• Capacity

  Tube bird feeder holds up to five pounds of birdseed and has four feeding ports

• Less Seed Waste

  The feeder’s squirrel-proof design ensures less seed waste, which means money saved and fewer messes on the ground. Plus, the large 5 lb seed capacity ensures you won’t have to worry about birds emptying your feeder too quickly during peak feeding times. Convenient internal baffles also help to keep seed flowing freely to the ports as birds feed.

• Durability

  Bird feeder is constructed of heavy duty metal base and cap. The seed tube is UV-stabilized polycarbonate and won't fade

• Easy to Fill & Clean

  Cleaning and filling is an effortless process thanks to the feeder’s convenient design. This feeder features a lift-off lid and wide-mouth seed reservoir so you can easily get to every nook and cranny. We recommend cleaning the feeder at least every two weeks and regularly checking the seed to ensure it is free of insects and mold.

• Internal Baffle

  Internal baffle is desinged to keep seed flowing freely to all four seed ports

• Seed Recommendations

  A variety of birds use the feeder, including cardinals, chickadees, finches, flickers, goldfinches, grackles, grosbeaks, jays, juncos, kinglets, nuthatches, redpolls, siskins, sparrows, starlings, titmice, towhees, woodpeckers, and wrens. The feeder works with mixed seed, peanut chunks, safflower seed, sunflower kernels, and cracked corn, though it works best with sunflower seeds, a favorite of almost every backyard feeder bird.