Accent Selective
Here’s a squirrel-proof bird feeder by Duncraft called the Accent Selective. (An odd name for a bird feeder, I know).
If this looks familiar, it’s because it is almost identical to the Feeding Station Selective. The main difference is that this is only the tube seed feeder, not the suet feeder as well.
You’ll notice that this is a rather short feeder. That is an intentional design. The theory is that it is just the right size for smaller birds and the larger ones will leave it alone, leaving the small birds to eat in peace.
As with all tube feeders, the seeds near the feeding ports tend to get a little soggy during inclement weather, and then they clump up.
This feeder does have one of the necessary features of a cage-around-a-tube-feeder; it has no seed tray to catch falling seeds. This means the squirrel cannot hang upsidedown and eat out of the tray.
Here’s where you can get it online: Duncraft
