Squirrel Buster Standard Wild Bird Feeder

Welcome to the Squirrel Buster Standard Wild Bird Feeder, perfect for your outdoor sanctuary. This high-quality feeder is durable and built to last with its stainless steel construction. The 1.3 lb seed capacity ensures your feathered friends will have plenty to munch on, while the predator-proof and guaranteed squirrel-proof features will keep unwanted critters at bay.

The green color adds a pop of brightness and cheer to your yard, and the hanging mounting option makes it easy to set up wherever you desire. With the easy clean and easy refill features, maintaining a clean and full feeder is a breeze. This feeder is suitable for wild birds and includes a seed guard for added convenience.

Per the box:

- Award-winning patented squirrel Buster technology is truly squirrel proof over 1 million very happy customers have confirmed it.

- Weight-adjustable closing mechanism shut out squirrels as well as some heavier undesirable birds.

- Seed Saver Technology eliminates seed losses to pilfering squirrels. These savings alone pay for the feeder.

- Both perching and clinging footholds increase bird activity.

- Chew-proof components stop annoying squirrel damage.

- Seed tube ventilation keeps seed fresh.

- Detachable component system for easy cleaning, filling, and servicing.

- Dishwasher safe for total sanitizing.

- Stainless steel perches and hanger.

- UV stabilized components.

- Unlimited Customer Care at 800–856–5685. Be prepared to be amazed!

How It Works:

Openings in the bottom section of the metal, mesh shroud align with the seed tray, providing birds access to the food. When a squirrel climbs onto the feeder, its weight automatically forces the metal mesh shroud down, closing access to the seed. Squirrels and some large birds are foiled, but not harmed in any way.

See videos at bromebirdcare.com.

On a personal note, I was getting divorced and I loved this feeder. I bought a new one for my apartment, and enjoyed seeing all the various species of birds come to visit! I can verify it does work as intended, as in the Chicagoland area we have crows and starlings that push all the littler birds out! I just don’t want to use it where I live now!