Squirrel Buster Mini Squirrel-proof Bird Feeder

Protective, Selective, Easy, Reliable

Price: $59.99 CAD
Price: $59.99 CAD

The 3/4 quart Brome® Squirrel Buster Mini Bird Feeder features Brome’s award winning, patented Squirrel Buster™ technology. This feeder is truly squirrel-proof and eliminates seed loss to pilfering squirrels.


Chew-proof openings in the bottom wire section of the feeder align with seed ports providing birds access to the seed. When a squirrel climbs onto the feeder, its weight automatically forces the shroud down, closing the seed ports.
Weight adjustable closing mechanism effectively shuts out red and gray squirrels as well as some heavier undesirable birds. Dismantles for easy cleaning. Built-to-last construction!

Dimensions - 6.25" (L) x 8.75" (W) x 6.5" (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

A Squirrel Buster Mini Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder hanging outdoors with birds perched on it, surrounded by green foliage and white flowers.
Protective

Protective

The feeder closes when squirrels climb on, helping keep your bird seed protected

Selective

Selective

The weight setting lets you control which birds can access the seed ports

Easy

Easy

The feeder comes apart easily, making regular cleaning simple and less of a hassle

Reliable

Reliable

Built with tough materials to handle regular backyard use and frequent visits from birds

Frequently Asked Questions

Chickadees love sunflower seeds, peanuts, suet, and various other quality seed blends. They are not particularly picky, which makes them one of the easier backyard birds to attract. Refer to "Choosing The Right Seed" & "Beyond Bird Seed" for guidance.
Place fresh sunflower seed or peanuts in a bird feeder that chickadees can easily find. They also appreciate feeders near trees or shrubs where they can quickly fly back and forth between cover and the feeder.
That is perfectly normal behaviour for a chickadee. They often prefer to grab one seed at a time and carry it somewhere safe to eat or store rather than sitting at the feeder for a long time. If you see them coming and going, your feeder is doing its job.