Roamwild squirrel proof bird feeders are automatically squirrel proof, there are no settings to adjust. This weight activated squirrel proof bird feeder means no squirrels, large birds & rats can steal your precious bird food. Watch demo video at Home2yard.…
So simple, effective and humane! Birds can eat to their hearts’ content, but a squirrel’s body weight shuts the 3 chew-proof seed ports. Set each individual spring-loaded port to a different weight sensitivity to allow access to larger birds as…
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It’s easy and comfortable to feed your lovely birds. Just refill food or water in the tube and push between the bars of cage.They do not leak at all and fit really easily to the bars. Even though, there is…
Thomas Moore Feed Black Oil Sunflower seeds with their high oil content are certainly a “dessert like” treat for all wild birds. They are an excellent source of fat, protein and carbohydrates too! Black Oil Sunflower seeds have a very…
Ingredients: White Proso Millet, Canary Grass Seed, Oat Groats, Red Proso Millet, Flax Seed, Rape Seed, Small Cracked Corn, Nyjer Seed, Sunflower Chips, Hemp Seed, Vitamized Oat Groats, Fruit Mix, Carrot Granules, Oyster Shell, Spinach Flakes, and Orange Oil. Product…
Medium barrel nut mixed seed bird feeder, holds 6 cups of food, perfectly designed for attracting cardinals. Orioles, bluebirds and more, patented effortless system eliminates reaching and bending, flared roof design helps protect against rain. Product Features Effortless system eliminates…
This premium, certified organic, NonGMO-Verified safflower seed is ideal for cardinals and other back yard birds that love oil seeds. Product Features Certified Organic Non-GMO Verified Premium
Thomas Moore Feed Safflower Seeds are a very nutritious seed attracting a variety of beautiful seed eating birds. Cardinals, chickadees, and titmice are just a few of the birds you could see at your backyard feeder with safflower seeds. Unloved…