Perky Pet Evenseed Squirrel Dilemma Bird Feeder
Item#: HN-OIN155
Price:
$44.99
25%
What's Included
1 Wild bird feeder
What's Not Included
Seed
Description
Safeguard your feeder, and eliminate squirrel damage with the Evenseed™ Squirrel Dilemma! Not only will this sturdy metal-cage design elongate the life of your feeder, but its 3-in-1 Evenseed™technology will allow you to serve three different types of seed!
The Perky-Pet® Evenseed™ Squirrel Dilemma, an innovative squirrel proof bird feeder, features a wire barrier that protects against squirrel damage. It has a four-pound seed capacity and contains three separate seed compartments allowing for three different seed types to attract different types of birds. The clear seed containers make it easy to monitor the seed levels and provide for ease of refilling and cleaning.
The design of this squirrel proof bird feeder provides a unique option within the industry. The silo style with three separate seed bays adds to the endless bevy of options Perky-Pet® continues to provide the birding public - keeping squirrels out and letting birds in!
Remember to clean your squirrel proof bird feeder once every two weeks with mild soap and water solution.
Dimensions & Specifications
Brand
Perky Pet
Dimensions
5.3W x 4.9D x 19.02H in.
Feeding Ports
12
Capacity
4 lbs.
Perky-Pet Adjustable Bird Feeder Rail Hook Price:
$24.99
17%
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Ratings Distribution
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Pros
- Durable
- Easy to Clean
- Good Depth
- Good Height
- Stays Put
Cons
Best Uses
- Large Birds
- Small Birds
Comments about Perky Pet Evenseed Squirrel Dilemma Bird Feeder:
Great feeder for tree clinging birds; woodpeckers really do well on this - pileated and especially the red-headed... however, NOT SQUIRREL PROOF! Even put a baffle above the feeder; squirrel hangs by his hind feet at the top of the baffle, slowly lowers himself down the baffle while his weight pushes the baffle closer to the feeder; then he lets his hind feet go and catches himself with his front feet on the feeder. Hangs upside down and stuffs his face.
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