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The Selections Wall Mounted Squirrel Feeder & Playhouse is designed for nature enthusiasts and garden owners who want to observe local wildlife up close. Its primary benefit is the dual-purpose design that provides both a stable platform for feeding and an engaging climbing frame for physical play. A key caveat to keep in mind is that because the design is open-sided, food may be exposed to the elements or accessible to other opportunistic birds, so it is best placed in a sheltered garden spot.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GFL679 |
| Brand | Selections |
Yes, it is designed for outdoor use. However, treating the wood annually will significantly extend its lifespan.
The product includes the metal bracket, but you should provide your own screws based on whether you are mounting to wood, brick, or stone.
Yes, while designed for squirrels, birds may occasionally land on the platform if food is left exposed.
Whole peanuts, walnuts, or dried corn cobs work best with the indented design.
Simply brush out debris or wipe down with a damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals that could harm the wildlife.
Try placing small amounts of peanut butter or highly aromatic nuts near the feeder to attract them. Ensure the location is quiet and free from predators like neighborhood cats.
Verify that the metal bracket is screwed tightly into a solid, non-rotting section of wood or masonry. Use wall plugs if mounting onto brick or stone.
Installation is straightforward: use the attached metal bracket to fix the feeder firmly against your chosen surface using appropriate outdoor-rated screws. Since the product is wood, it is recommended to apply a pet-safe exterior wood preservative once every season to maintain its integrity against moisture and rot. Regularly brush out any old shells or debris from the indented feeding circle to prevent mold growth and keep the area hygienic for visiting wildlife.
