Funny and amusing squirrel feeders for corn on the cob, peanuts and wildlife mix. Table hanging and tree mount. Feed the squirrels and distract them from bird feeders!



Backyard Squirrel Diversion Feeders, Wildlife Feeders

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Include a squirrel feeder in your backyard wildlife sanctuary! Don't always make it easy on the rascals and they will provide you with hours of laughs. After all, the squirrels have given you hours of grief adding baffles, complex hanging and mounting systems, protecting and generally trying to keep them out of your bird feeders. By providing the squirrels with their own feeding stations you may help deter them from your wild bird feeders.

Mount a house for wildlife in a backyard habitat. Squirrel box home, wooden shelter supplies - Fill wildlife with compressed seed block. Tree or post mount, feed backyard wildlife favorite - Funny, humorous bungee squirrel feeder makes Great kids or wildlife lovers gift idea, or for yard -
Adirondack Chair Squirrel Feeder. Cute corn cob holder chair attaches securely to a tree or post - Adirondack Chair Squirrel Feeder. Wildlife corn cob holder chair attaches to tree or post - Squirrel Porch Swing -
Squirrel Corn Table - Duncraft Squirrel Chair Feeder - Skewer 8 ears of dried corn on the cob in a backyard to feed wildlife. Easy to fill with cobs -
Audubon Woodlink Squirrel Ear Corn Holder. Large wooden corn on the cob feeder. Tree mount - Corn Mount Squirrel Feeder Holds single ear of corn or treat corn log. Feed backyard wildlife - Hanging Squirrel Jar Feeder -
Wooden with clear glass jar for hours of entertainment. Food is protected from rain and weather, attach - Heritage Farms Squirrels Feeder Hexagon shape metal squirrel diversion feeder. Peanuts - Heritage Farms Squirrel Diner II Feeder. Provide treats, snacks, food in a metal wildlife feeder -
Tree or post mount metal wildlife feeder with lift up roof. Fill with favorite peanuts, corn, wildlife - Stokes Squirrel Lunch Box. Best diversion feeding. Keep squirrels busy at their own feeder - Annoy squirrels with this wooden box. They must lift the lid, take out a peanut, lid automatically shuts -
Eco friendly recycled plastic wildlife feeder. Tree mount, post mount for fun watching chipmunks - Eco-Squirrel Chair Corn & Seed recycled plastic, holds ear of corn on the cob, food cake underneath - Recycled Squirrel Munch Box -
Eco Squirrel School Desk - Eco-Squirrel Corn & Suet Teeter. Teeter totter wildlife feeder hols 2 ears of dried corn or logs - Squirrel Twirl Feeder. Funny, humorous wildlife diverson feeding. Corn cobs spin while critters -
Eco Squirrel Table Chair - Audubon Woodlink Squirrel Ear Corn Spinner. Spinning funny wildlife feeder. Chipmunks, backyard - Cobs-A-Twirl Squirrel Feeder. Funny spinning wildlife feeder. Outdoor critters, chipmunks and -
Duncraft Cob Squirrel Feeder - Funny, humorous feeder spins while squirrels try to grab a bite to eat. Durable powder coated steel - Heritage Farms Squirrel Go Round Feeder. Spinning Funny wildlife feeder for critters, chipmunks -
Homestead Gardner Spring-N-Cob Squirrel Feeder in Green. Outdoor wildlife feeding station. Habitat - Heritage Farms Corn Trapper Spring Feeder. Outdoor wildlife feeding station. Backyard habitat - Squirrel Feeder -
Heath Mfg Co Bird Squirrel Feeder Nest Box - C And S Products Co Inc Sweet Corn Squirrelog with Hanger - Audubon Woodlink Squirrel Munch House. Wooden tree or post mount wildlife feeder. Supply -

 
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Squirrel Feeder Placement

Be sure that you place squirrel feeders away from a house. Window feeders for squirrels are not recommended. You do not want them moving into your home! They do chew things at an alarming rat and can easily destroy screens, window sills and wood. Place squirrel feeders away from your bird feeding stations so that they don't monopolize bird feeders. If the squirrel feeder is available, hopefully they will leave bird feeders alone.

Place your squirrel feeder near shrubs or cover to provide them an easy escape should a predator suddenly appear. Hawks and domestic cats are a particular problem and squirrels need a place to hide quickly.

Water
Another thing to consider if you are adding squirrel care to your refuge is to provide water. Squirrels drink a lot so providing a ground bird bathwhich squirrels may drink out of is very attractive to them. We have found in our own backyards that the squirrels easily share ground bird baths with the birds.

Hand Feeding Squirrels
We recommend that you not encourage squirrels to take food from your hand. If a squirrel does this, let it be the squirrel's choice. While a squirrel might do this, they are still wild animals, nervous and can crack a walnut in their jaws. Respect this. Due to their nervousness they can suddenly change behavior and bit or jump – their claws can hang easily on trees and are very long. We are also not believers in taming wild animals as we feel that the animal is safer not being completely comfortable being handled by a human. The next human that handles that animal may not be as nice as you are. Keep them safe, keep them wary. We want to coexist with out wildlife friends but part of that coexistence involves respecting their wildness and what nature meant them to be.

On a note: Squirrels rarely carry diseases. They have been known to build multiple nests and move around every few days in order to avoid fleas and other parasites from building up in nests. We have lived with squirrels close up and they are fastidious creatures, constantly grooming themselves.

Backyard Squirrel Diversion Feeders - Include a squirrel diversion feeder in a backyard wildlife sanctuary! Don't always make it easy on the rascals and they will provide you with hours of laughs. After all, the squirrels have given you hours of grief trying to keep them out of your bird feeders.

Backyard Squirrel Foods - Food squirrels prefer, best diversion feeding. A collection of specialty blended and squirrel tested foods which they will jump through hoops, or spin as the case may be, to get to. Corn on the cob, wildlife blends with peanuts and other foods which appeal to our bushy tailed friends.