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A clear bird feeder Weather Guard, shown against a plain white background.
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An orange bird feeder Weather Guard, shown against a plain white background.
A clear bird feeder Weather Guard, shown with dimension lines indicating a width of 13 inches and a height of 5 inches.
A close-up of a metal S-hook hanging from a red bird feeder Weather Guard.
A close-up of a metal S-hook hanging from a clear bird feeder Weather Guard.
A close-up of a metal S-hook hanging from a yellow bird feeder Weather Guard.
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Protective Cover for Hanging Bird Feeder with Scalloped Edges

Protective, Bright, Natural, Convenient

$42.99 CAD
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$42.99 CAD

Hang this translucent red, yellow or clear weather guard to help protect against rain and snow for hanging hummingbird feeders. Pro tip - The red color attracts hummingbirds.


Description
  • Constructed with premium quality 1/8" polycarbonate
  • Translucent polycarbonate allows birds to see food in the feeder below
  • Chrome-plated hanging hardware included
  • The red color attracts hummingbirds
  • Hang above any small feeder to protect against rain and snow
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Key Features & Benefits

A close-up of a metal S-hook hanging from a red bird feeder Weather Guard.
Protective

Protective

Helps shield hanging feeders from rain and snow while keeping food more protected

Bright

Bright

The colours can help attract hummingbirds while adding a cheerful touch outdoors

Natural

Natural

Translucent polycarbonate lets birds see the food waiting in the feeder below

Convenient

Convenient

The included hanging hardware makes it simple to place above your small feeder

Frequently Asked Questions

Spotted Towhees enjoy seeds such as millet and sunflower, along with insects they find naturally. They often prefer feeding on the ground, so a low feeder can work well.
Try putting seed near shrubs or other areas with plenty of cover. Spotted Towhees like scratching through leaves and ground while looking for food.
That is a normal part of how Spotted Towhees look for food. They scratch through leaves and loose soil to find seeds and insects, so seeing them under your feeder is a good sign.