Benefits
- Anti-Squirrel
- Fill with Fat Snax
Gardman Heavy Duty Squirrel Proof Fat Snax Feeder
£20.99
A heavy duty cast cage provides maximum resistance to squirrels and larger birds.
Availability: 4 in stock
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Product Details
Why Use
This squirrel proof fat Snax feeder perfect for feeding the birds whilst keeping squirrels away. The heavy duty cast cage provides maximum resistance to squirrels and larger birds.
The Gardman Heavy Duty Squirrel Proof Fat Snax Feeder can hold:
- x 4 Fat Snax
Tips & Advice
Feeding Tips
- With food resources scarcer now, it is essential to feed garden birds all year round
- Once you have started to feed the birds it is important to continue this, and develop a routine, as the birds will become reliant upon your help
Hygiene
- Always ensure garden birds have plenty of fresh clean water for drinking and bathing
- Clean feeding and drinking areas regularly with a mild disinfectant
- Keep food fresh and dry, removing any wet food to prevent the spread of bacteria and diseases
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Why are the birds not visiting my feeders?
A. It is not uncommon for birds to take some time to visit new feeders or food that is offered. It can be down to the species in your area and other food resources that are available. Make sure you are providing some cover for the birds and make available some fresh drinking water.
Q. Why are the birds discarding some seeds?
A. Wild birds are selective over what they eat and when. It is not that they do not like it but they might have another source or they don’t need it right now. Never remove or stop feeding these seeds as shortages can happen at any time.
How to Use
How to Use
- Hang on a tree or from a bird dining station for the best results
Where to Site
- Place your feeder 2 metres from cover, such as trees and dense bushes, to make it visible whilst providing a safe place to retreat
- Put food out at the start of the day to ensure that birds can replace the energy they’ve lost overnight
Where to Site
- Place your feeder 2 metres from cover, such as trees and dense bushes, to make it visible whilst providing a safe place to retreat
- Put food out at the start of the day to ensure that birds can replace the energy they’ve lost overnight
