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This guide provides essential information for users of the Selections Hanging Squirrel Feeder, designed to attract and nourish squirrels in your garden. The feeder's transparent design allows easy monitoring of food levels, making it simple to keep your backyard wildlife well-fed. A potential drawback is the need for regular refilling, depending on squirrel activity.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Animal |
| Model Part Number | Squirrel Feeder |
| Brand | Selections |
Squirrels enjoy peanuts, sunflower seeds, and a mix of nuts and seeds. Avoid using salted or processed foods.
Refill the feeder as needed, depending on squirrel activity. Check the feed level regularly, especially during times of high squirrel activity.
Empty the feeder and wash it with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry completely before refilling.
Hang the feeder from a tree branch, hook, or pole in a location that is easily accessible to squirrels and somewhat protected from the elements.
Clean the feeder regularly and avoid overfilling to minimize pest attraction. Consider relocating the feeder or using a different food type.
The wooden construction provides some weather resistance, but it's best to place the feeder in a location that offers protection from heavy rain and direct sunlight.
Ensure the feeder is filled with appealing food, and consider relocating the feeder to a more visible or accessible location. It may take some time for squirrels to discover a new feeder.
Ensure the feeder is hung in a location that offers some protection from the elements. If it continues to get wet, consider placing a small cover over the top.
Clean the feeder regularly and avoid overfilling. Choose foods that are less attractive to other animals. Consider using a squirrel-resistant feeder if pest problems persist.
