Feeding the Birds
10-03-2015, 06:29 AM
#121
Yesterday got one of the neighborhood feral cats (who stalks the birds at our feeders) in the bigger trap. He is no longer an issue in our neighborhood.
And of all things... 2 birds in the little chipmunk trap. They were happy to be set free!
Update....
Just got another one of the feral cats...... He/she will be no problem in the neighborhood going forward also...
And of all things... 2 birds in the little chipmunk trap. They were happy to be set free!
Update....
Just got another one of the feral cats...... He/she will be no problem in the neighborhood going forward also...
10-03-2015, 01:32 PM
#123
I decided not to move our problem to somewhere else this time.
No matter where they go, they will be a nuisance to local wildlife.
My neighbor took care of them for me.
The house in our neighborhood feeding them, has been asked multiple times not to feed these cats, but they have ignored us. The last time they were told that they were then responsible for what happens to the cats when they are caught in our yard.
Sorry cat lovers, these were not someones pets, but feral cats.
No matter where they go, they will be a nuisance to local wildlife.
My neighbor took care of them for me.
The house in our neighborhood feeding them, has been asked multiple times not to feed these cats, but they have ignored us. The last time they were told that they were then responsible for what happens to the cats when they are caught in our yard.
Sorry cat lovers, these were not someones pets, but feral cats.
10-03-2015, 03:13 PM
#124
I decided not to move our problem to somewhere else this time.
No matter where they go, they will be a nuisance to local wildlife.
My neighbor took care of them for me.
The house in our neighborhood feeding them, has been asked multiple times not to feed these cats, but they have ignored us. The last time they were told that they were then responsible for what happens to the cats when they are caught in our yard.
Sorry cat lovers, these were not someones pets, but feral cats.
No matter where they go, they will be a nuisance to local wildlife.
My neighbor took care of them for me.
The house in our neighborhood feeding them, has been asked multiple times not to feed these cats, but they have ignored us. The last time they were told that they were then responsible for what happens to the cats when they are caught in our yard.
Sorry cat lovers, these were not someones pets, but feral cats.
10-04-2015, 02:39 AM
#125
Hoping the cooler weather will bring us some new and different birds in the backyard.
With the leaves starting to drop, should start to be able to see the hawk hiding again!
With the leaves starting to drop, should start to be able to see the hawk hiding again!
10-04-2015, 06:11 AM
#127
What the cooler weather has brought us is a really big skunk every night. We have to be really careful when letting the dog out at night to go to the bathroom.
10-04-2015, 06:32 AM
#129
Originally Posted by Lovetodrive2000' timestamp='1443870284' post='23765064
Yesterday got one of the neighborhood feral cats (who stalks the birds at our feeders) in the bigger trap. He is no longer an issue in our neighborhood.
And of all things... 2 birds in the little chipmunk trap. They were happy to be set free!
Update....
Just got another one of the feral cats...... He/she will be no problem in the neighborhood going forward also...
And of all things... 2 birds in the little chipmunk trap. They were happy to be set free!
Update....
Just got another one of the feral cats...... He/she will be no problem in the neighborhood going forward also...
Trap, dart gun, 22, laundry basket?
