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Copdock Mill Wild Bird Twist & Release Squirrel Resistant Suet Ball Feeder

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$12.28 $19.49 In stock

Category: Wild Bird Feeders & Tables

‘- Squirrel Resistant Wild Bird Suet Ball 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 (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The powder-coated steel feels really solid and hasn't shown any rust after a month of rain. My woodpeckers figured out the twist-release lid on day one, but the squirrels still can't get past it.

Henry H. ★★★★★

The twist-and-release lid makes refilling so much faster than my old feeder, and the powder-coated steel feels sturdy enough to last through winter storms. The squirrels have been trying all week with no luck.

Hazel ★★★★★

Finally a feeder the squirrels can't wreck — the twist-release lid locks down tight and fills in seconds without any fumbling. The powder-coated steel has held up through a month of rain and the local grey menace trying to pry it open. Woodpeckers and tits are emptying the suet ball daily now.