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NO SETTINGS TO ADJUST – The PestOff bird feeder has INDIVIDUALLY spring loaded perches that never need adjusting, it is ready to go straight out of the box. This also prevents the feeding ports closing when too many birds try to feed from the feeder at the same time, a common problem with single mechanism weight responsive squirrel proof feeders. WEATHER PROOF – KEEPS SEED DRY & FRESH – The PestOff bird feeder has a built in weather guard to keep the seed fresh and dry to prevent seed clogging. Seed clogging is a common problem with other weight activated bird feeders that have no seed protection. NOW ALL METAL – NOT JUST 100% SQUIRREL PROOF – Also baby squirrel proof, red squirrel proof, chipmunk proof bird feeder, and large bird proof. Pests cannot feed so it SAVES you money!
They’re a barrier that holds water and can be attached or hung over a feeder, some feeders already have these built-in too. Weight Sensitive Perches Birds wouldn’t even think twice in getting as far as they could from this infested feeder, and I’m sure you wouldn’t either. Ants Weather Proof - No seed clogging, built in rain guard above seed ports keeps the seed dry to prevent clogging. For these products we offer a delivery service Local to Trowell Garden Centre, delivering with our own transport. Cats are carnivorous animals and agile predators. They obviously don’t care about the bird seeds in the feeders, but they can become a fixture near the feeders in an attempt to catch the birds.
Due to the size of these mammals, there aren’t many methods to use to get rid of them. To prevent attracting them in the first place, always keep the area under the feeders clean and hang them extra-high (eight feet or more).
Protect Against Large Birds & Rats: Say goodbye to unwanted guests like pigeons, crows, magpies, and rats. Welcome beautiful songbirds without the interference of these larger animals. All metal construction - our seed feeders are completely chew proof - Not just 100% squirrel proof, also pest proof. Large birds, young squirrels or rats cannot feed either. The PestOff Bird Feeder is also pigeon proof. For your own cats, a catio – an enclosed structure where cats can enjoy the outdoors in a controlled environment – can allow them to get fresh air without scaring away or killing unsuspecting birds. Large Capacity: With a generous 1.5 litre capacity, you can save both time and money on seed. The need for constant refilling is a thing of the past. (Seed not included) One of the most common types of barriers is the ant moat, which is a dome (or inverted dome) like structure.This is the big test! We’re pretty fortunate (or unfortunate!) where we live because there are plenty of squirrels and big birds (and the occasional rat) to rest our bird feeders to the limit. We know that within a day or two of us putting feed out, the squirrels will bound in and try to get their paws on it, and this is exactly what happened this time. Any ant species would go crazy over a sugar source. After they inform their colony about it, you’ll soon find a swarm of them invading your feeder. If we humans feel more comfortable when we have refuge near us, then so do pests. They wouldn’t think twice in approaching your bird feeder if it’s surrounded by objects to sneak and hide in.
Like rats and mice, squirrels are rodents, opportunistic, and fond of a variety of seeds and grains found in bird feed. Especially during winter and in periods of scarce food availability, squirrels are likely to become attracted by bird feeders. These objects are commonly overgrown terrain. It is a good idea to ensure your feeder is located in a clear and open area far enough (at least 10 feet) from both terrain and your home. Baffles The main problem with Indian meal moths is that their presence in the bird feeder is almost always a sign that the bird feed inside the bag is infested.Whether you have an indoor/outdoor cat or the birds get disturbed by a cat that isn’t your own, remember that a cat’s success near a feeder largely depends on how well it can hide from view. Choosing bird seeds that bully birds don’t particularly like can also work. For instance, most native songbirds like safflower seeds, but magpies, crows, and pigeons aren’t particularly fond of them. Ants usually climb up the poles or descend onto the feeders via the rope or wire that ties them to a tree branch. Barriers are typically the easiest ways to keep ants away from bird feeders.
Defeat Squirrels, Every Time: Tired of losing your birdseed to pesky squirrels? Our feeder's ingenious design ensures not a single squirrel gets to your seed. Furthermore, according to the advertising spiel, it’s also 100% waterproof (something we also tested), meaning that there’s no chance of seed getting wet, mouldy, and potentially full of bacteria that might harm the birds. Sadly, a lot of bird feeders that claim to be waterproof aren’t (or aren’t 100%), so finding one that is 100% waterproof is actually quite rare. Whether it is or not, well, you’ll just have to wait and find out! These are guards you can fit over the feeding holes to limit the pests’ access without hindering birds. It is best to stay away from yellow-colored guards as they tend to attract bees, red or while guards are ideal. What’s scarier about this is that rodents reproduce at a fast pace. This means that if you don’t take action, they’ll soon reside on your property and damage it. Rats And MiceCould this be the saviour of birdseed? Or will it, like many other supposed ‘squirrel proof’ bird feeders out there, rapidly fail when the squirrels get a whiff of bird feed in their nostrils and aggressively try to break their way in? Can it stop rats, crows, and other big birds from eating all the food? Nocturnal bird feeder raids can also deplete the seed supply quite fast, not to mention the damage that raccoons can cause. These tiny insects have voracious appetites and eat pretty much anything. They are particularly fond of nectar and sugar syrup found in hummingbird feeders, but don’t say no to suet, seeds, fruits, and other popular bird foods.
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