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Copdock Mill Wild Bird Twist & Release Squirrel Resistant Peanut Feeder

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$13.25 $19.49 In stock

Category: Wild Bird Feeders & Tables

‘- Squirrel Resistant Wild Bird Peanut Feeder
– Quality powder coated steel feeders
– Simple yet effective twist release lid and base, easy to fill
– Perfect for use with the Copdock Mill Wild Bird Feed range
(These feeders are not pre-filled)

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

The twist-release lid is the best part—I can refill it one-handed while the squirrels are literally bouncing off the cage trying to get in. It’s been up for three weeks now, and not a single peanut’s been stolen, which is a first for my yard.

Madison ★★★★★

The powder-coated steel feels really sturdy, and the base unscrews just as easily as the lid. My backyard birds have been going through the peanuts faster than I expected since I hung it up.

Hannah ★★★☆☆

The twist lid is genuinely easy to open and close, which is nice. But the squirrel-resistant design seems hit or miss; I've seen a persistent one still get to the peanuts. It's fine for the price, but I wouldn't call it truly squirrel-proof.