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Features
Weight sensitive design allows small songbirds to dine on mixed seed, but feeding stations close when larger animals attempt to perch
2.25 pound seed capacity, 4 feeding ports
Includes 7 inch hanging cable
Heavy duty metal cap and chew proof metal perch
Feeder attracts chickadees, finches, goldfinches, grosbeaks, juncos, kinglets, nuthatches, redpolls, siskins, sparrows, titmice, towhees, woodpeckers, and wrens
Product Description
No feathers. No beaks. No service. An exclusive avian snack bar in the sky strictly for the birds, this capacious and innovative wild bird feeder reserves the right to refuse service to pesky squirrels. To keep unsavory foragers out, a switch mechanism that breaks away under any squirrel's weight is integrated into each of the four perches on this feeder. A squirrel bellies up to the bar, triggers the switch, and closes off all feeder tubes simultaneously; foiling its own foraging attempts. With all tubes closed at once, smart squirrels can't sit on one perch and eat from an adjacent port. So, all you get are multitudes of avian visitors far more fun to watch than squirrels. And, there's plenty of food for the birds thanks to this feeders 3-1/2-pound seed capacity. A heavy duty metal cap and chew-proof metal perches protect this feeder from the elements, as well as the gnawing that frustrated squirrels might take to. For shelter, a clear plastic cover protects birds while feeding, yet doesn't block the beautiful plumage from view.
Product Description
Metal/Plastic. Rugged, hand finished, metal patio/garden stand. 8 inch stability spike for garden placement. Easy four bolt assembly. Easy fill, 2.5 lb. seed capacity metal feeder. Stand height: 62.5 inches.
Reader Reviews
This bird feeder looked liked the solution to our problem with the squirrels, unfortunatley it is also the solution to the birds we have had the feeder up for a month, and the birds cannot figure out how to enter it, they stand on it, sit on the pole it is hanging on, but cannot get into it. Very disappointed, but it does keep the squirels off.
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