WoodLink is the exclusive licensee for the manufacturing of birding products to the design specifications of the National Audubon Society. The ultimate 18-inch wrap around black metal squirrel baffler is made of textured powder coated steel. Se instala fácilmente. Raccoon resistant. Defeats squirrels every time. Mount 4 to 5-feet above the ground. No need to remove bird feeder when mounting. Secure black coupler (incluido) around any 1/2-inch to 1-3/8-inch pole or shepherd hook. Snaps apart with inward pressure on each side of the seam.
Made of textured powder coated steel
Defeats squirrels every time
No need to remove bird feeder when mounting
Secure black coupler (incluido) around any 1/2-inch to 1-3/8-inch pole or shepherd hook
Snaps apart with inward pressure on each side of the seam. Additional pieces that will hold the cover are tapped to the bottom of unit.
1. q: Will this squirrel baffle fit my bird feeder?
A: The Woodlink NABAF18 Audubon Wrap Around Squirrel Baffle is designed to fit most bird feeders with poles or hooks up to 1.5 pulgadas de diámetro.
2. q: How do I install the squirrel baffle?
A: Simply wrap the baffle around the pole or hook of your bird feeder and secure it in place using the included hardware. Make sure the baffle is positioned at least 4 feet off the ground to effectively deter squirrels.
3. q: Will the black color of the baffle be unattractive in my yard?
A: The black color of the baffle is designed to blend in with most outdoor settings and is not likely to be noticeable once installed near your bird feeder.
4. q: How durable is the baffle against weather and wildlife?
A: The Woodlink NABAF18 Audubon Wrap Around Squirrel Baffle is made of durable powder-coated steel that is weather-resistant and can withstand outdoor elements. It is also designed to be sturdy enough to deter even the most persistent squirrels.
5. q: Will this squirrel baffle harm birds or other wildlife?
A: No, the baffle is specifically designed to protect birds and their food from squirrels and other unwanted critters without causing harm. It simply acts as a physical barrier to prevent access to the feeder.
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