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| Droll Yankees Yankee Flipper Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder The Yankee Flipper is the definitive squirrel proof bird feeder. Birds love to eat from it, but grey squirrels are prevented from eating from it in a way that will make you smile. The weight activated feeding perch is calibrated to react to a squirrel's weight. When a squirrel steps on the perch, a connection is made with a motor that makes the perch spin, and the squirrel is flipped off the feeder. The metal cap prevents squirrels from reaching seed from the feeder top. An internal baffle design keeps seed flowing freely to the ports. The clear feeder reservoir is made of UV stabilized polycarbonate for long lasting durability without yellowing. The cap and feeder base are green powder coated metal. The motor and batteries are encased to protect them from moisture. Easily turn the feeder on and off with the knob on the battery pack. Hang the Flipper from its looped stainless steel wire for secure hanging and to reduce motion. The unit comes equipped with rechargeable battery unit and a battery charger. The feeder carries a Lifetime Warranty. The warranty on the motor and battery unit is limited. Made in USA.
The Yankee Flipper works well to prevent access by grey squirrels; however, red squirrels and chipmunks are not heavy enough to activate the perch ring. If red squirrels are coming to your feeders, we suggest the
Yankee Whipper or
Yankee Dipper.
The Brome Squirrel Buster II
works well to protect against both red squirrels and chipmunks.
Note: A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this feeder will be donated to causes that support wild birds and their habitats.
Birds that use this feeder:
- cardinals, chickadees, finches, flickers, goldfinches, grackles, grosbeaks, jays, juncos, kinglets, mockingbirds, nuthatches, redpolls, siskins, sparrows, starlings, titmice, woodpeckers, and wrens
Seed or Feed Options: cracked corn, mixed seed, peanut chunks, safflower seed, sunflower kernels, and sunflower seed
Capacity: 3.33 quarts, 5 lbs; 4 ports
Dimensions: 4.75" dia. tube x 21" H, 8.5" perch to perch
Mounting: may be hung
Construction: metal, plastic
Mfg. Warranty: lifetime warranty on feeder, 1 year on motor and battery
Brand: Droll Yankees Item Number: DY-YF Availability: 21 in Stock. Ships from OH within 24 business hours
Shipping Weight: 10 lbs
Reg: $149.99 Your Price: $119.99 Free Shipping
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