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Nuttery Chinese Lantern Squirrel Proof Seed Feeder Reviews

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A very easy squirrel proof feeder which is easy to fill and take apart for cleaning. The lid screws down so clever as squirrels are, they shouldn't be able to get into it.

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“The grey plastic part was split where the rod goes through. , hope it will last.”
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Posted 3 years ago
Thank you for your feedback and making us aware of this issue. One of our customer representatives will be in touch with you. Kindest Regards Vine House Farm
Posted 3 years ago
“Great looking bird feeder, birds yet to find it so can't comment on bird usage but sure they will come!”
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Posted 3 years ago
Heather Hullah
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“The small birds found their way to this seed feeder as soon as I put it up. The rooks came to see if they could get their marauding beaks and bodies on it, but no they flew off defeated. That should also prevent the widescale distribution of seeds to the pigeons on the ground. Easy to fill up this seed tube.”
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Posted 3 years ago
“Squirrel swings on it and the seeds pour onto the ground.”
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Posted 3 years ago
“Love this feeder but prefer the original which is a bit larger and slightly differently made. However I think they are brilliant and made to last and look nice too.”
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Posted 3 years ago
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Posted 4 years ago
Wendy Phillips
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“Lovely used as peanut holder”
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Posted 4 years ago
Susannah Robirosa
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“The feeder is not used by any birds in my garden. I have watched them try to access but they can't. I would like to return product and receive a refund or alternative please.”
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Posted 4 years ago
It can take weeks or sometimes months for birds to become accustomed to a new feeder. During the breeding season especially, adult birds will be looking for the easiest option to secure food to take back to the nest. This means they could be using a neighbour's trusted tube feeder for example. We would suggest you persevere with the feeder, only putting out small amounts of food until birds become confident in using it.
Posted 4 years ago