Mealworm Barrier Guard Caged Bluebird Feeder

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Mealworm Barrier Guard Caged Bluebird Feeder

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Your Price: $134.99

Retail Price:$149.99

Your Savings:$15.00(10%)

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Part Number:EBBF1

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Barrier Guard Mealworm Feeder

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Caged Bluebird Feeder

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Powdercoated Blue Steel Baffles

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Blue Mealworm Dish Included

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16 Gauge Vinyl Coated Mesh

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Provide bluebirds a safe haven while feeding!

Attract colorful bluebirds to your yard with live mealworms!

Handcrafted metal feeder with durable protective cage!

Includes removable scalloped blue glass mealworm dish!

Welcome bluebirds with a durable and secure feeder full of plump juicy mealworms! The Mealworm Barrier Guard Bluebird Feeder is a backyard feeding station for hungry bluebirds. Handcrafted out of sturdy 16 gauge vinyl-coated wire mesh with 1-1/2" openings keeps out aggressive starlings and nuisance squirrels. Large, powder-coated galvanized steel baffles provide shelter from inclement weather and channels rainwater away. Includes plastic-coated metal hanging cable. Blue glass feeding dish holds four ounces of tasty mealworms. Hang mount. Attract colorful bluebirds to your yard with the Mealworm Barrier Guard Caged Bluebird Feeder. Proudly made in the USA!

Birds that use this feeder include bluebirds, chickadees, finches, goldfinches, juncos, kinglets, nuthatches, orioles, redpolls, siskins, sparrows, tanagers, titmice, towhees, warblers, woodpeckers, and wrens

Seed or Feed Options: cracked corn, fruit, jelly, mealworms, mixed seed, nectar, peanut chunks, safflower seed, suet, sunflower kernels, and sunflower seed

Capacity: 0.5 cups

Dish Color: Blue

Dimensions: 14" x 14" x 8" (without hanger); Weight: 7 lbs.

Bluebird Feeder

This is a great bluebird feeder! I bought this bluebird feeder because the one I had before was an open feeder allowing all birds access to it and would be empty 10 minutes after I filled it. Many times the bluebirds would be scared off but not with this feeder. The bluebirds can eat in peace without being bullied! The cage allows them in and out easily without allowing the larger birds in that typically monopolize the feeders. It's a pleasure to watch. Last winter I had 10 in and around the feeder at one time!

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Reviewed by: Heather from Springdale, AR. on 9/10/2016