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Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
Orders now, fulfilled from Fri 6 Nov — this item cannot be delivered before then.
Product Description The Pennington Cedar Squirrel Snacker is a multi-functional feeder that can be used for squirrels or birds. Squirrels lift the lit to access peanuts or squirrel food. The lid on the Pennington Cedar Squirrel Snacker is designed to close easily after entry to keep food dry. Attach the feeder to a tree, post or fence, and enjoy watching squirrels feed while distracting them from your bird feeders. The Pennington Cedar Squirrel Snacker can also be used to feed your backyard birds. Simply loosen the screw on the side of the feeder and flip the front panel to notched side down to allow seed to flow. Mounting screws are included. Holds up to 2.75 lbs. of critter mix or bird seed. Made from Eastern Red Cedar, nature's renewable resource and proudly made in USA. Safety Warning Keep feeder clean to prevent disease spread. Securely mount feeder to prevent tipping. Follow local regulations regarding feeding wildlife. Legal Disclaimer International products are sourced from abroad, and may differ from local products. Manufacturer warranty may not apply. See more
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