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Squirrel Proof Feeders

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Squirrels have the uncanny knack of landing themselves in the bird feeder. To prevent the squirrels from eating the wild bird seed, people install squirrel proof feeders. To ensure that the wild birds can enjoy the food that has been put out for them, bird enthusiasts go to great lengths to devise mechanisms to ward off the squirrels by purchasing squirrel resistant feeders. With a little observation and persistence, you can make sure that the food you are putting in the bird feeder is actually being consumed by the birds.

There are many different bird feeders on the market for the wild species of birds you would like to attract. You will find that many of them are topped with plastic domes to keep the pesky squirrels from getting the wild bird food. The squirrel proof bird feeders have plastic domes fitted at the top and at the bottom. When the squirrels try to climb up the pole or descend the suspension wire they encounter the deterrent.

Unable to tackle it they fall to the ground, spilling a little bit of seed in the process, which they eat. But the amazing thing is the creatures try this very trick again and again till they are full. Squirrels definitely find ingenuous ways of getting what they want from a squirrel proof bird feeder.

Squirrel proof feeders come with chambers that allow only small birds to enter and gain access to food, while preventing squirrels from doing so. A plastic coated metal netting around the bird feeder works as a perfect deterrent. Only the beaks of the birds reach the food ports. Do not apply jelly on the poles or the suspension wires. Though this may prevent the squirrels from eating the food meant for the migratory birds, the jelly may stick to the wings of some birds and make flying difficult for them.

Meat for one may be poison for another, or so goes the old saying. Though it is unlikely that squirrels would know that a certain food is poisonous, they certainly would not think twice about devouring these foods, which is why squirrel proof feeders are needed. Cardinals, chickadees, titmice, and other species of birds love safflower seeds whereas squirrels hate them. Niger thistle is also not favored by squirrels much. Adding these foods to your bird feeding program is a definite way of making your bird feeder squirrel resistant.

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