Keep your feathered friends well-fed with the Yankee Flipper squirrel-proof bird feeder.

Now with Microban antimicrobial technology to fight the growth of damaging bacteria, mold, and mildew.

Birds will not set it off, not even larger species like Woodpeckers and Cardinals. But the minute a squirrel hops on to the perch, the motor is triggered and the feeder begins spinning, taking the squirrel for a whirl before it loses its grip and is thrown gently from the perch.

The seed tube is generous in height, making it impossible for squirrels to hang down from the top to reach seed.

The four feeding ports are easily accessible via the perch ring.

The heavy metal cap fits snugly on the tube to prevent squirrels from lifting it to reach the seed.

The clear feeder tube makes the seed visible to the birds, a proven advantage. Made of UV Stabilized Polycarbonate, it ensures long lasting durability without yellowing, its length and girth are designed to prevent squirrels from reaching the seed ports.

With a large 5 lb. capacity, you don't need to refill your feeder every day.

8.5 x 8.5 x 28.5"

An internal baffle design keeps seed flowing freely to the ports.

With the metal top and base powder coated in Forest Green, the Flipper looks great in any yard.

Hang the Flipper securely from its heavy duty signature looped stainless steel wire which reduces motion.

Lifetime Warranty against squirrel damage to the feeder; one year Limited Warranty on electronics.

Components made in the U.S.A and in China.

FEEDER PLACEMENT

• Hang the feeder far enough away from any deck rail, pole, tree, etc. so that the squirrel must place all of its body weight on the perch or perch ring. The recommended minimum is 14”, but a greater distance may be preferable. Since activation is based on weight, a squirrel that is able to lean across to the feeder, placing only part of its weight on the perch, may avoid activating the feeder or collapsing the perch.
  
• Red squirrels and chipmunks may not be heavy enough to activate models YF, YCPT-360 or YCPW-180, but placing the feeder so that they have to jump to it will significantly increase your chances of deterring them. 
  
• Place your feeder within 30 feet of a bush or tree if possible. Due to the threat of hawks and other predators, birds are most comfortable when they are close to cover.