Squirrel Jungle Gym Squirrel Feeder

Squirrel Jungle Gym FeederDuncraft has another variation on the corn cob squirrel diversion feeder, designed to be as entertaining as it is functional. It’s called the Jingle Jungle Gym squirrel feeder.

This squirrel diversion feeder is another type of squirrel feeder that uses corn cobs.
It has two separate axels that rotate independently of each other. The end of each axle allows you to attach a corn cob, so the feeder has four corn cobs total. Each axle also has a bell on each end. Who needs windchimes!

You’ll have lots of fun watching the squirrels spin and bob as they try to get the corn cobs.

It is sold both with 12 ears of corn and also earless.

Note: It appears Duncraft no longer carries this item.

Champion Squirrel Blocker Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder

Champion Squirrel-Proof Bird FeederThe Champion Squirrel Blocker squirrel-proof bird feeder is very similar to the Suet Select. Both have bird food behind a protective metal mesh that is too small for squirrel paws to reach through.

The main difference between the two bird feeders (besdies the fact that one is a suet feeder and one is a seed feeder) is that the Suet Select hangs vertically while the Champion bird feeder is a platform feeder.
The Champion Blocker has a two-grid system which prevents the squirrels from removing even a single seed. But unlike some other feeders, birds of all shapes and sizes can reach through and remove the seeds.

One disadvantage to the platform-style bird feeder, however, is that the birds are sitting and eating over the area with the seed. This means that if they shell the seeds, such as black oil sunflower seeds, the shells will fall back into the seed area. But some companies will sell seeds containing no husks or shells. Duncraft has a version called the No Waste bird seed. It contains absolutely no shells, husks, or debris of any kind.

The Champion Blocker has a durable all-metal platform and comes with a five-year guarantee.

Here’s where you can get it online: Duncraft