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Object of Desire: A Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder from Germany

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Object of Desire: A Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder from Germany

January 15, 2018

Hanging from a slender steel cable, a wooden bird feeder with a peaked roof can thwart marauding squirrels—with style.

To manufacture the bird feeder, Germany-based designer Sabine Meyer partnered with the Caritas Wendelstein Workshops, which for the past 25 years has given vocational training and jobs to workers with learning difficulties.

Germany-based designer Sabine Meyer&#8\2\17;s Bird Roof Just For Birds comes with a starter &#8\2\20;dumpling&#8\2\2\1; of bird seed and is \$\17.90 from Connox.
Above: Germany-based designer Sabine Meyer’s Bird Roof Just For Birds comes with a starter “dumpling” of bird seed and is $17.90 from Connox.
Meyer’s bird feeder is part of the Side by Side homewares collection, which also includes a clothes drying rack, a freestanding clothing wardrobe, and other products made of domestic woods “treated with environmentally friendly oils, waxes, or paints.”

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