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Barrier Guard Double Suet Cake Feeder - Copper

Barrier Guard Double Suet Cake Feeder - Copper

by Erva
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$74.95 - $74.95
$74.95
$74.95 - $74.95
$74.95
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This unique double suet cake feeder has an eye-catching copper finish that is attractive to look at while providing a safe and secure feeder for birds to enjoy.

Product Details:

  • Baffled feeder holds two standard suet cakes 
  • Dimensions: 14" Wide x 8" High. 3 1/2" from corner of inner suet cage to outer cage, 4 1/2" from side of inner suet cage to outer cage.
  • This feeder comes with a galvanized cable. 
  • Surrounded by sturdy 16 gauge vinyl coated wire mesh with 1-1/2" openings to keep out starlings and most squirrels. (The barrier guard is made from the same durable material used to build lobster traps!)

Attracts the following birds: Bluebirds, chickadees, downy woodpeckers, titmice, nuthatches, orioles, mockingbirds, wrens, and occasionally warblers.

You may also mount it on a 1" pole by using a pole adaptor, sold separately.

If you would like to give your birds a place to land and perch while they visit your Barrier Guard Feeder you can use the Barrier Guard Feeder Perch Accessory, also sold separately.

We have many different flavors of suet to choose from, and you can find the seed cakes that fit this feeder here: 

Woodpecker Favorite Small Seed Cakes 9.5oz 
Shell Free Medley Small Seed Cakes 9 oz 
Bugs, Nuts and Berries Small Seed Cakes 7 oz
Fruit Berry Nut Medley Small Seed Cakes 7.5 oz
Flaming Hot Feast Cake – Small

 Made in the USA

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Customer Reviews

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Ken Nicholson

Barrier Guard Double Suet Cake Feeder - Copper

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Arlin Schrock
Beautiful, functional, durable

This suet cake feeder has put to rest a perennial anxiety that has troubled me throughout my bird-watching years, namely, the persistent intrusion of the local starling and grackle population on my suet station. No more! The Erva cage feeder, aesthetically pleasing and built to last, stops these pests cold at the perimeter!

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Amanda Whalen
Starling Proof

This is a great suet feeder! The starlings cannot reach my suet at all. But the other birds have no issue feeding here. It’s a win win.

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Amber Bailey
Great Product

I bought this feeder because the starlings would empty out my old suet feeder within a couple days. I even tried the upside down suet feeders that starlings aren’t supposed to be able to use and they finished off those suet cakes just as fast. With this new feeder I am able to keep starlings out and the woodpecker that I put the suet cakes out for is able to enjoy the food all to his own.

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APSJ
LITTLE TO NO BIRDS USE IT

I EXCITEDLY brought this feeder during nesting season so my redbellied, downy and hairy woodpeckers can enjoy suet without being bullied by the starlings and grackles. The woodpeckers, titmice, wrens, and 1or 2 sparrows flew to check out this feeder a few times. Very disappointing that their are no continuous users for this feeder that cost so much. Hopefully things change in the winter.

Thanks for the feedback! It can take several weeks for birds to adjust to a new feeder, especially if it's in a new location. I've also observed that it can take some extra time for the birds to adjust to the barrier guard, so don't give up yet! For best results attracting downy woodpeckers, titmice, nuthatches, and other small birds that prefer suet, place the feeder close to shrubs and/or in or near trees that provide protective cover and staging perches for them to feel safe and inspect their surroundings for predators before flying to the feeder. Feeders placed in large open spaces will not attract many woodpeckers. Please note that the 1.5' x 1.5' barrier guard is designed to keep out the larger birds, so the hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers won't be able to access the suet. Hope this helps!

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