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Cleaning The Feeder Easy To Fill, Easy To Clean Use & Care Instructions

The document provides instructions for cleaning and filling a bird feeder. It describes removing the locking metal roof by squeezing plastic tabs and washing it. It also explains how to fill the feeder by removing and replacing the roof. The document provides details on adjusting the tension pin to choose which birds can access the feeder and tips for mounting it in a squirrel-proof manner.

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Cleaning The Feeder Easy To Fill, Easy To Clean Use & Care Instructions

The document provides instructions for cleaning and filling a bird feeder. It describes removing the locking metal roof by squeezing plastic tabs and washing it. It also explains how to fill the feeder by removing and replacing the roof. The document provides details on adjusting the tension pin to choose which birds can access the feeder and tips for mounting it in a squirrel-proof manner.

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USE & CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Cleaning the Feeder


EASY TO FILL, EASY TO CLEAN Remove locking metal roof by squeezing the plastic tabs
Wide top allows you to fill and clean with ease. located under the rim and lifting. Hand wash with warm
water and a mild antibacterial soap. Rinse thoroughly and
GENTLY PULL OUT ON METAL TABS BELOW THE ROOF
let dry completely before refilling with seed. If seed gets
caught in the bottom beneath the perches, remove the two
screws from the bottom to remove the metal base. To
reinstall the base, secure the metal base to the plastic body
with the screws. Do not over-tighten.

Hinged Roof
Filling the Feeder The hinged roof tilts with
Step 1: Remove the locking roof by gently pulling out on the weight of a squirrel
the metal clips below the roof and lifting. and closes both ports.
Step 2: Pour seed into the wide top.
Step 3: To lock the roof back onto the feeder, gently pull
on the metal clips, align roof with plastic tabs on feeder Squirrel Proof
and release. Your feeder is now ready to hang. The Ports
locking metal roof keeps squirrels out of your feeder Two integrated metal
perches are spring loaded
to close both ports from the
weight of a squirrel.

TENSION ADJUSTMENT PIN

Choose Your Birds®


Use the tension adjustment pin below the perch to Choose Your Birds®. Use your feeder with the pin in the down position for smaller
birds. Larger birds can perch with the pin in the up position.

1. Place the bird feeder pole at least 15 feet or more from any surface the squirrel can jump from, such as a tree, shrub, or
house or other bird feeder. You may have to move it farther than that if the squirrel can still jump to it.
2. Mount bird feeder on the pole or shepherds hook and put your feeder at least 5 feet off the ground and place a squirrel baffle,
like the Squirrel X Wrap-Around Squirrel Baffle (38023) on the pole below the feeder making sure the baffle is slightly below the
feeder, but not touching the feeder. The baffle needs to be high enough off the ground so that the squirrel cannot jump from the
ground to above the feeder. You may have to adjust the height of the baffle.
3. Give the squirrels another source of easily accessed food by using a critter feeder, such as the Stokes Select® Squirrel
Lunch Box (38079) or the Stokes Select® Tractor Corn Cob feeder (38055). Place the critter feeder at least 15 feet away from
bird feeders.
4. Use any one of our great Squirrel X feeders, your Best Defense Against Squirrels!

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