Squirrel Proof Mesh, compatible with P53n, TUC, PAV
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Robust Material: Made of strong iron for excellent durability and long-lasting protection.
Effective Protection: Prevents squirrels from stealing bird food, keeping your feeder safe.
Good Visibility & Ventilation: Mesh design mainta...
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Somewhat disappointed with the handling of my order. There was quite a delay before order was processed - upon inquiry, since I am located outside the continental U.S., items had to be shipped directly from their overseas factory.
Squirrels are non-existent in our area of residence, but the mesh is very effective against the larger aggressive birds, significantly restricting their large beaks from breaching the grate openings (i.e. Rose ringed parakeets). The invasive zebra doves still congregate, but along with other improvised restrictive barriers, the grate adds an additional challenge to get to the feed. No restrictions observed on the smaller birds like the Java/House finch and Northern cardinal.
Highly recommend. 4/5 stars due to shipping delay.
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Mark · July 31, 2026
Hello-I was hoping this would help deter
Squirrels, as you can see, it doesn’t at all. For a reference I do have the feeder attached to a wood fence post. It does help the larger girds from spilling seed a bit.
I WISH you could design Side panels to block squirrels, I rigged up foil pans and zip ties to help block them, (see pic) along with coffee grounds (squirrels), and the diatomaceous earth (ants). I need to fix the foil pans again, and clean out the feeder once the food is gone, since the carpenter and red ants are climbing into the feeder from the fence.
Engineering ideas:
1) Side panels to block squirrels
2) A water moat that surrounds the house to block ants! There is one for hummingbirds but not large birds so it can attach to the rim of the feeder.
3) A housing unit to protect the solar wire. I tried to rig up some sort of protective wall for that, even though foil is not truly safe due to heat. I live in South Carolina so it’s always so hot here.
4) Partner with someone or create a gel that can stop ants, but yet not harm birds.
OK I think that is all I can think of, and I do TRULY LOVE watching the birds come. Just a few hiccups that need fixed!
Thank you! Susan
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Susan · July 22, 2026
The metal crate works great, but the squirrels still stuck their skinny little fingers in there to get the food out. I took the crate off because I have a bird that has 1 foot and he was having trouble with it. I still give the accessories, the whole entire camera, etc. 10!!!!!