Droll Yankee Pigeon Spacer Reviews

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Pigeons are well known for stealing bird seed, by standing on the seed tray attached to bird feeders. This Pigeon Spacer keeps your feeder contents out of reach and is easy to fit and remove in seconds, with no tools needed. The Pigeon Space can be used with Ring-Pull, The One, Lifetime and Bird Lovers feeders.

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Katarzyna Stryczynska-Munro

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Posted 2 years ago

Alasdair Norris

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“The Droll Yankee Pigeon Spacer has discouraged the local pigeons from clinging to the feeders and emptying them. they now cear up the spills on the ground. result!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“This product stops pigeons getting to the feeder portals. All they get on the tray are the crumbs from the small birds' feast. NO! Postscript !!! ! have to add that local wood pigeons have just learnt to stretch and can get to my first Droll Yankee feeder portal!!!”

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Posted 4 years ago

Hello, Thank you for your feeder back, unfortunately pigeons can be quite clever birds and figure ways to reach the food. Have you tried to turn the feeder slightly or if there is anything that can act as an obstruction to stop them from reaching up.

Posted 4 years ago

Brian Abraham

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“Works really well and the dish drains much better than than older trays. Keeps the bottom of the feeder in drier as well.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“These are really useful things. I don't have pigeon problems but it confuses the squirrels no end and works as an excellent handle when intake down the feeder to fill it”

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Posted 4 years ago

Mrs Caryl Chapman

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“This spacer is very effective in protecting the feeder from marauding pigeons and, in my opinion, looks much neater than a tray hanging on chains.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Replacement. Works well - the pigeons eat the food that the sparrows drop onto the tray. The screw end on the previous one became worn so wouldn't hold the weight of the pigeon but can't remember how long ago I purchased it.”