Gardman A01158 Squirrel Baffle Bird Feeding Station, Clear, 12.5 x 14.5 x 4 cm

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Whether you choose a hanging squirrel-proof feeder or one on a pole, we have something for everyone. Our squirrel proof bird feeders are strong and durable enough to keep those little paws out and for maximum protection, take a look at the Squirrel Buster products, which are guaranteed to keep the critters out. Of course, if you feel sorry for the little furballs, you can always leave a little food out for them too. 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.

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This one might seem pretty obvious, but installing a rodent proof bird feeder is a great way to prevent rodents from gobbling up your bird feed. Future Garden are not liable for any additional fees that may be incurred. Any unexpected costs must be paid by you (the customer). Review:"Took a while sifting through the different squirrel bafflers on the market and eventually bought this one. It’s made of metal (not cheap plastic like some others) and was easily fixed to my bird feeder. I put it too low to begin with, and those clever squirrels simply jumped above it! With Garden Wildlife Direct you will be able to find the perfect squirrel proof feeder for your garden needs. And as we work with the leading brands, we are proud to be able to bring you high-quality bird feeder products at the very best price.Avoiding bird feeders that are easy for rodents to access can go a long way in discouraging rodents from invading your garden and trying to eat your bird feed. Squirrel proof feeders come in three types; Spring Loaded Feeders, Caged Feeders and add-ons for your existing feeder, such as the excellent Squirrel Baffle. For All Your Garden Needs Locate feeders stations near cover so that they’re easily accessible, but not too close if there is a risk of predators. Large items are sent via a standard 48L (48 hour large) service. Large items take from 2 working days to arrive.

Gardman A01158 Squirrel Baffle Bird Feeding Station, Clear

Squirrel proof feeders can also be used to keep larger birds stealing all the food, if you want to make sure your small bird favourites also get their fair share. Not putting bird food out for a while can stop rats from thinking of your garden as a food source. After a few weeks of no food, the rats should stop coming. If you’re going to use this method, we’d recommend doing it in the summer months when there are many alternative food sources for wild birds.

Although this isn’t an ideal solution, avoiding putting food out for a few weeks can be used as a last resort solution for trying to stop rats from scrounging at your bird feeders.

How to Keep Rats Away from Your Bird Feeders

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. And if those juicy suet treats are causing a squirrel stir, then opt for a squirrel proof fat ball feeder so your wild birds can get their beaks on all that energy-boosting tastiness, hassle-free. Baffles are an easy way to prevent squirrels, rats, or any other would-be pests from gaining easy access to your bird feed.All prices shown below are per parcel with a maximum weight of 30 kg per parcel. Items over 30 kg are split into multiple boxes and charged per box. While having any feathered friend come to visit is a delight, putting out food for birds can also entice some more unwelcome visitors. Bird feeders can be an attractive sight for garden rats, and they canbe inclined to help themselves to the feed.

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We have the perfect squirrel proof bird feeder for your garden for our full range of bird foods. We also have a squirrel proof fat ball feeder that your birds will love, but the squirrels won't. The metal cages allow small birds to get inside to access the food but will keep the larger furry critters out. A. Locate feeding stations near cover so that they’re easily accessible, but not too close if there is a risk of predators. The presence of long grass and brush gives a rat ample opportunity to hide. Whereas rats are naturally cautious and skittish creatures, long grass and over-crowded conditions gives them confidence to venture across your garden and help themselves to your birdfeed. Interestingly, rats have been shown to display a certain behaviour pattern known as neophobia – when confronted by unfamiliar objects in their environment, they will be wary and avoid them. By rearranging your garden furniture, ornaments, bird feeders, and anything else in your garden, you can discourage rats from exploring your garden. Three: Install Rodent Proof Bird Feeders. While bird feeders don’t necessarily cause rat problems, if a rat perceives your garden as a reliable source of safe food, it might be inclined to overstay its welcome. If you’re looking for tips and advice on how you can keep rats away from your bird feeders, you’re in the right place! How to Keep Rats off Your Bird Feed One: Keep the Garden Clear

We’d advise against using ground feeders and other such feeders that might give a rodent easy access. Instead, opt for something taller, such as a feeding station. Gardman Feeding Station 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. Provide some cover for the birds and ensure some fresh drinking water is available. Feeding stations such as these are great for preventing rats from accessing bird feed. If you’re worried about other rodents such as squirrels, you can also lubricate the pole using something like Vaseline to make it even more difficult for rodents to scale the pole. When you put out bird feed, you never know what kind of birds you’ll attract. While you can select certain feeds that are more popular with certain birds, you can never predict exactly what birds will come to visit your garden.