Oxford Squirrel Proof Sunflower & Mealworm Feeder

Keep your feathered friends happy and your sunflower seeds safe with this sturdy green metal squirrel-proof sunflower or dired mealworm feeder. Designed to attract small garden birds while deterring squirrels and larger birds(*), this clever feeder means you can enjoy peaceful birdwatching all year round.

The protective outer cage allows smaller birds to perch and feed comfortably while keeping squirrels out. Inside, the metal mesh tube holds a generous supply of seed, providing plenty for your garden visitors to enjoy. Crafted from durable, weather-resistant, powder-coated steel and finished in an attractive dark green, it’s both practical and stylish — the perfect addition to any garden or patio.

For convenience, the feeder includes a twist-off lid and a sturdy hanging loop, making it easy to fill, clean, and hang from a branch, hook, or feeding station. The base can also be twisted off for a thorough clean when needed.

Key Features

• Squirrel-proof design: Outer metal cage keeps squirrels and larger birds away

• Metal mesh feeding tube: Ideal for sunflower hearts or dried mealworms

• Durable construction: Made from tough, powder-coated steel for year-round use

• Easy to fill and clean: Twist-off lid and removable base for quick access

• Generous capacity: Holds plenty of seed to attract small garden birds

• Attractive finish: Classic green design complements any outdoor space

• Simple to hang: Strong loop for effortless placement anywhere in your garden

Bring charm, color, and life to your outdoor space — and let the little birds feast in peace!

Dimensions

Width at widest point of cage - approx 25cm

Height to top of cage - approx 25cm

Feeder width - approx 6cm

* A note on squirrel protection although this feeder is squirrel and large bird proof we cannot guarantee that the most determined squirrels or large birds won’t get inside of the feeder, particularly juvenile squirrels and birds which are far more agile than the adults.  Birds with particularly long beaks may also be able to access the feeder inside of the guardian.  The bars on these feeders cannot be made smaller to protect from adolescent or red squirrels as this would pose a risk to the birds.