Though designed to attract wild birds, bird feeders also have
the effect of attracting other wildlife species. The prospect of
an easy meal is too alluring, so whenever you offer food to wild
birds, sooner or later you will attract squirrels. With a single
feeder, both birds and squirrels end up competing for the same
resource. Consequently, the larger, more active squirrels scare
away birds and in the process bird feeders get damaged. Most
bird feeders simply are not designed to withstand the persistent
and energetic activity of foraging squirrels. Maintain backyard
harmony and prevent costly damage to bird feeders by providing
squirrels a feeder of their own – one designed to challenge them
but at the same time resist damage. Look for durable, squirrel-
resistant materials such as metal or solid thick-cut hardwood
construction to ensure lasting enjoyment. Bird Feeders are for
the Birds Squirrels are just as fascinating and entertaining to
watch as wild birds. Also, squirrels are extremely cunning, and
their