National Trust Aura Guardian Peanut Feeder

The Aura Guardian Peanut Feeder from National Trust 

The perfect solution for providing a safe and stress-free feeding environment for small birds in your garden. This thoughtful package includes both a high-quality peanut feeder and a matching protective cage, designed to keep your feathered friends safe while they enjoy a nutritious snack. The feeder itself is equipped with a convenient Click & Go system, making it incredibly easy to clean in an instant without the hassle of undoing screws or struggling with complex assembly. This innovative design allows for quick maintenance, ensuring that your feeder remains hygienic and ready for use at all times.

The matching protective cage included in the Guardian is just as easy to strip down and clean, ensuring that both components of the feeding station remain in top condition without requiring a lot of effort. This cage is designed to provide protection for smaller birds, ensuring they can feed in peace without being disturbed by larger, more aggressive bird species. By keeping bigger birds at bay, the cage ensures that your smaller garden visitors, such as tits, finches, and sparrows, have ample opportunity to enjoy their meal without competition.

In addition to keeping larger birds out, the protective cage also serves as a barrier to squirrels, preventing them from accessing the peanuts and giving your garden birds a much-needed advantage. Squirrels can often be a nuisance when it comes to bird feeders, but with this protective cage, you can rest assured that your bird food will stay secure and accessible only to those who need it.

Crafted from durable metal, both the feeder and the protective cage are built to withstand the elements, ensuring long-lasting use. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or simply enjoy providing a safe environment for wildlife, the Aura Guardian Peanut Feeder offers both functionality and peace of mind. It’s an ideal choice for anyone looking to support garden birds while keeping larger species and squirrels at bay.