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What to Consider in a Bird Feeder Stand: Stand Alone Bird Feeder

Free standing bird feeders have some requirements. The most important are steadiness and safety. The leg mustn’t wobble and have to be enough stable to hold on a rack, especially if it is a big size. It’s better when the surface of the pole is smooth, not to let squirrels and cats to get small flying creatures.

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