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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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“tried other squirrel proof feeders that don't work .this one up to now has had no squirrelk invasion no matter how hard they try. Good buy as it works.”
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Posted 5 years ago
Anna Thomson
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“Small birds not really feeding from squirrel proof feeder.not sure why?”
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Posted 5 years ago
“I'm hoping that the birds will visit this feeder but, at the moment, they seem to be unsure.Time will tell.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“The birds love it and so far haven't seen the squirrels attempting entry! Also looks fab, top purchase for our bird haven garden.”
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Posted 5 years ago
Virginia Matthew
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“I am always happy with the bird seed and feeders from Vine House Farm, I have not had the feeder long so cannot yet say how squirrel proof it is but it seems very sturdy and easy to clean, delivery was very prompt and efficient. It is also an attractive design - so all in all very pleased with it.”
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Posted 5 years ago
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Posted 5 years ago
“To date. Have not seen any squirrels come near to use the feeder, most unusual as they usually will try anything I buy that says squirrel proof. Long may it continue”
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Posted 5 years ago
Barbara Smith
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“So far, despite being in the same location as the larger feeder from you, not a single bird has ventured into it! The same with the suet feeder of the same size! I have no idea why they don’t like them?”
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Posted 5 years ago
Hello, thank you for your feedback on this feeder. Have you tried hanging the new feeder with the old one near each other, this normally encourages birds to migrate over from one to the other gradually and then when you take the other feeder away then they will still feeder from the new feeder.
Posted 5 years ago