A Squirrel Lookout Feeder with a glass jar filled with seeds, shown outdoors with a gray squirrel perched on top among green leaves.
Six Squirrel Lookout Feeders with integrated glass jar arranged on a bed of dark gravel.
A wooden Squirrel Lookout Feeder mounted outdoors among dense green foliage, with a squirrel peeking out from the top opening.
A Squirrel coming through a circular opening carrying food in its paws and mouth
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Squirrel Lookout Feeder

Tall, Welcoming, Wooden, Entertaining

$79.00 CAD
$79.00 CAD

This is a fun wooden feeder that gives squirrels their own little spot in the backyard. Its taller design stands out from smaller squirrel feeders, with openings near the top where squirrels can climb in and enjoy a snack. Add food to the bottom section and watch as curious squirrels make their way up.

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Key Features & Benefits

A Squirrel coming through a circular opening carrying food in its paws and mouth
Tall

Tall

The taller design gives squirrels a fun lookout spot that stands above smaller feeders

Welcoming

Welcoming

A playful addition to the backyard that gives squirrels their own place to enjoy food

Wooden

Wooden

The wooden design gives the feeder a natural look that fits nicely outdoors

Entertaining

Entertaining

Watch curious squirrels climb up, settle in, and enjoy their food from above

Frequently Asked Questions

Squirrels are attracted to many of the same foods that birds enjoy such as sunflower seeds, peanuts, and fruits. If your feeder is easy for them to reach, it is more likely that squirrels will come back.
A squirrel-proof feeder is a good first step. You can also add a squirrel baffle or use hot pepper bird food, which can make your feeder much less appealing to squirrels. Refer to "Keeping Squirrels Away" for guidance.
Squirrels can eat hot pepper bird food, but they generally don't like the heat from capsaicin. Birds don't experience capsaicin the same way mammals do, which is why hot pepper bird food can help discourage squirrels while still allowing birds to feed.