Give squirrels their own feeding station while protecting your bird feeders with the Naturalist Squirrel Feeder. Built from durable, eco-friendly polywood, this weather-resistant feeder provides a dedicated place for squirrels to enjoy their favorite foods such as corn, peanuts, and wildlife feed.
Perfect for backyard wildlife enthusiasts, gardeners, and bird watchers, this feeder helps redirect squirrels away from bird feeders while creating a fun wildlife viewing experience.
Key Features & Benefits
Durable, Maintenance-Free Construction
The feeder is made from eco-friendly polywood, a weather-resistant material designed to withstand outdoor conditions without fading, cracking, or splintering.
Rust-Resistant Hardware
Constructed with stainless steel screws, the feeder is built for long-term outdoor durability and stability.
Designed for Wildlife Feeding
The feeder includes four screws designed to hold ears of corn, allowing squirrels easy access to food while keeping feeding areas organized.
Diverts Squirrels from Bird Feeders
Providing squirrels with their own food source can help reduce the amount of birdseed they steal from traditional bird feeders.
Product Specifications
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Material: Recycled polywood
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Hardware: Stainless steel screws
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Color: Milwaukee Brown / Turf Green
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Dimensions: 6" × 8" × 16"
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Mounting: Attach to a tree, post, or fence
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Recommended Feed: Ear corn, peanuts, shelled peanuts, or wildlife feed
Perfect For
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Backyard wildlife feeding
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Squirrel feeding stations
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Diverting squirrels from bird feeders
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Wildlife observation areas
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Garden and yard entertainment
Feeding Tips
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Mount the feeder securely on a tree, fence, or wooden post.
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Insert ears of corn or peanuts onto the feeder screws.
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Place feeders in visible areas for the best wildlife viewing experience.
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Refill regularly to maintain consistent squirrel activity.
Why Add a Squirrel Feeder to Your Yard?
Squirrels are naturally attracted to bird feeders, often eating large amounts of birdseed. By offering a dedicated squirrel feeder, you can keep wildlife happy while helping birds access their food without competition.