Green/Tan Whole Peanut Feeder with Peaked Roof for Wildlife

JCs Wildlife offers 4 different whole peanut feeder options for your backyard. These feeders can attract a variety of birds, including Blue Jays, Red-Bellied Woodpeckers, Downy Woodpeckers, Northern Cardinals, Common Grackles, and White-Breasted Nuthatches.

The JCs Wildlife Whole Peanut Feeder with Peaked Roof is a great way to provide whole peanuts for your feathered friends. The most common visitors will be Blue Jays and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers, who are particularly fond of peanuts.

For those looking to attract woodpeckers, the JCs Wildlife Whole Peanut and Suet Feeder is an excellent choice. This feeder features a center peanut compartment and two attached suet cages, making it a woodpecker wonderland. Constructed with durable recycled poly lumber, this feeder will last for seasons to come.

JCs Wildlife also offers two hanging whole peanut feeders, one in green/tan and the other in green/brown. These original whole-in-shell peanut feeders are designed to last a lifetime and are handmade in the USA. Dimensions are 7.5"W x 12.25"H x 7"D.

Offering whole peanuts is not just for the birds; your backyard squirrels will certainly enjoy them too! By placing the whole peanuts in a separate area of your yard, away from other bird feeders, you can keep your squirrel friends happy and away from the bird feeders.

Blue Jays, Downy Woodpeckers, and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers are all known to be fond of peanuts. Blue Jays in particular may mimic the calls of hawks to provide information to other jays or to deceive other species. Downy Woodpeckers are one of the most likely woodpecker species to visit a backyard feeder, and the males can be identified by the red marking on their heads.

Tufted Titmice are another entertaining bird to watch at your peanut feeder. These quirky birds will grab a peanut or seed from the feeder, then quickly fly off to a safe spot to peck away at it.

Squirrels are fascinating little creatures, and they love peanuts too. While they may prefer tree nuts, squirrels are not particularly picky eaters. Offering whole peanuts in your yard can be a win-win, attracting both beautiful birds and happy squirrels, as long as they can learn to share.

To deter squirrels from accessing your bird feeders, consider offering them a separate snack in a designated area of your yard. This can help keep them happy and away from the bird seed.

The JCs Wildlife Whole Peanut Feeders feature coated wire cable for easy hanging, removable lids for easy access, and a roof overhang to help keep the peanuts dry. The flat base with cut-outs allows birds to perch comfortably. These feeders are proudly made in Southern Indiana, USA.

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