Acorn Shaped Peanut Bird Feeder - Brown - Pack of 2

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The Selections Acorn Shaped Peanut Bird Feeder is an ideal choice for backyard bird enthusiasts who want to attract nut-eating species like woodpeckers and tits while adding a touch of rustic charm to their garden. This twin-pack feeder offers excellent weather protection and safe feeding mechanics, though users should note that the wire mesh is specifically designed for larger nuts and may not be suitable for smaller seeds or suet pellets.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GFK769 |
| Brand | Selections |
This feeder is primarily designed for nut-eating birds such as woodpeckers, nuthatches, and various tit species.
Simply pull the resin lid upwards and away from the wire mesh body to reveal the opening for your peanuts.
No, the mesh size is designed specifically for peanuts and nuts; sunflower seeds will likely fall right through.
It is recommended to clean the feeder at least once every three to four weeks to ensure hygiene.
The feeder is not explicitly squirrel-proof; we recommend placing it on a squirrel-baffled pole if you have persistent visitors.
Ensure the feeder is in a quiet, visible location and use high-quality, fresh peanuts to attract birds.
Ensure the peanuts used are of an appropriate size for bird feeding and gently shake the feeder to dislodge jammed pieces.
Clean the connecting point between the lid and the wire body to remove any accumulated grit or debris.
Setting up the feeder is straightforward due to the integrated wire hanging loop; simply secure it to a sturdy branch or hook at a height that is inaccessible to common garden pests like squirrels. For maintenance, it is recommended to clean the feeder every few weeks to prevent the buildup of bacteria. Use warm, soapy water and a stiff brush to scrub the mesh thoroughly, ensuring all residue is removed. Allow the feeder to dry completely in the sun before refilling. Periodically check the hanging loop for signs of wear to ensure the feeder remains securely suspended.