Sparrow Free Magic Halo

$19.95
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Sparrow Free Magic Halo

$19.95

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Product Summary:

"Protect your birdfeeder from sparrows WITHOUT discouraging other desirable birds!

  • University developed
  • 98% effective in studies
  • Any feeder: hanging, tube, stationary or hopper

    Sparrow-Free Magic Halo is a patented wire hoop device with vertical extension wires that attaches easily to the top of a feeder. Studies have shown that certain bird species, including house sparrows, will not fly under these wires. Developed after decades of research into risk aversion and foraging habits of birds by Dr. R.J. Johnson professor of Wildlife Biology and Extension Wildlife Specialist in the School of Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Improve your feeding program.

    With messy, invasive house sparrows, blue jays and common grackles out of the way, desirable birds have

  • better access
  • less competition
  • more food
  • more time for predator scanning

    More beautiful songbirds at your feeder, and no wasted birdseed.
    Weight: 2 pounds
    Circumference (assembled) 30” of zinc plated, powder-coated steel

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    Product Reviews by Customers

    Rated 1 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
    Rated 1 out of 5 by Magic Halo doesn't work The Magic Halo doesn’t work. At least it didn’t work for me. It deterred the House Sparrows (and all my other birds) for a few days. Then they came back with a vengeance. I put it on an Absolute Squirrel Proof feeder that the sparrows were mobbing. When the sparrows returned, I added the monofilament lines. Perhaps it would have worked if I’d immediately put the whole system on a “new” tube feeder. For me, it was a total bust. June 9, 2012
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