Putting squirrel feeders in your garden may be a good way to drive them
away from your bird feeders. Squirrels are serious seed eaters, the reason why bird feeders are a favorite target for them. They have strong legs that can run as fast as 20 mph making them high jumpers as well to at least 8 to 10 feet above the ground. And their teeth, boy, aren’t they strong. Their teeth can grow 6 inches per year, and it never stops, but we see them short because of the many activities squirrels do with their mouth, eating being the main thing.
To protect the food intended for the birds, many garden owners have resorted to mounting the bird feeders on poles that are set much higher than the squirrels’ jumping distance. But since these animals are also good climbers, protecting the bird feeder from them can really be a challenge. Many have tested that PVC pipes work on them because the sleek surface is hard for them to cling on.
It is when squirrels do not have their own feeders do they search and look for food in other places. A salvaged feeder drives birds away from your garden and if you love seeing and hearing these birds in your back or front yard, then you have to deal with this squirrel problem. But even though they seem to be such pests, they can be fun to watch too as they are very smart in their pursuit of food. Put squirrel feeders in your garden and you’ll have a space booming with activities.







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As the battle against the squirrels goes on, besides making your feeders squirrel resistant, a little bribery can also help. Setting up an easy to use squirrel feeder that is away from your bird feeders can help to distract them from causing trouble at your bird feeders.
