Squirrel peanut butter bird feeder

This squirrel peanut butter feeder from the Esschert Design brand is, as the name suggests, a feeding system to feed squirrels peanut butter. Peanut butter jar not included. You place an opened jar of peanut butter on the outside of the feeder with the open side of the jar facing the house and then the squirrel can crawl into the house to nibble on the peanut butter. Because the peanut butter jar is on the outside, both you and the squirrels can see the peanut butter, so you can easily see how much peanut butter is left in the jar. The squirrel can enter the house through the entrance holes and you can see the squirrel sitting there. The closed part immediately protects the squirrel from enemies. Squirrels love peanut butter. By means of this peanut butter feeder, especially if you live in a wooded area, you will attract squirrels to your garden. You can easily hang the squirrel peanut butter feeder in your garden on a tree, fence or wall through the pre-drilled hole in the wooden frame. The feeder is made of FSC-certified pine wood and has a zinc roof. Unfortunately, squirrels still die or cannot nest due to insufficient food, with the help of the squirrel feeder you help the squirrels in the Netherlands. In addition to helping the squirrel with this special peanut butter feeder, you also ensure that squirrels will be less likely to snack on the bird feeders/bird feeders in your garden! You have an extra chance of attracting and keeping squirrels in your garden if, in addition to the squirrel peanut butter feeder, you also hang a squirrel house in which the squirrel can hibernate, nest or serve as a shelter against martens, birds of prey, dogs or cats. A squirrel can have up to 8 young, which are born around March/May, if there is enough food. If there is insufficient food, the young are born around July/September. After about 8 weeks, the young can be seen outside the nest. User benefits: FSC-certified pine wood Natural appearance Attracting and retaining squirrels in your garden