Feeding the Birds
#263
Registered User
Very cool!
#264
All I can say is that Cardinals must really like safflower seed!
Wondering if there were so many of them, that they kept the sparrows away?
Squirrels quit eating at that feeder since the seed change also.
Wondering if there were so many of them, that they kept the sparrows away?
Squirrels quit eating at that feeder since the seed change also.
#265
Registered User
Thanks for the tip about safflower seed I will try that. I know the squirrels need to eat but they occupy the bird feeders so that the birds don't get much of a chance.
Here is another question. I noticed from your photographer that your lawn is bare where the birds feed. I have the same problem. How do you deal with that?
Here is another question. I noticed from your photographer that your lawn is bare where the birds feed. I have the same problem. How do you deal with that?
#266
VERY cool Mike! I have never had more than one male and one female cardinal in my yard.
They seem to enjoy safflower seed at my house as well.
My local squirrels aren't as picky. They will eat the safflower seed too. I've had good luck keeping squirrels out of the seed feeders with the feeders that are spring loaded on the perches. The ports close when the squirrels try to feed.
I have one of these: Squirrel Buster
They seem to enjoy safflower seed at my house as well.
My local squirrels aren't as picky. They will eat the safflower seed too. I've had good luck keeping squirrels out of the seed feeders with the feeders that are spring loaded on the perches. The ports close when the squirrels try to feed.
I have one of these: Squirrel Buster
#267
Thanks for the tip about safflower seed I will try that. I know the squirrels need to eat but they occupy the bird feeders so that the birds don't get much of a chance.
Here is another question. I noticed from your photographer that your lawn is bare where the birds feed. I have the same problem. How do you deal with that?
Here is another question. I noticed from your photographer that your lawn is bare where the birds feed. I have the same problem. How do you deal with that?
I know it will be bare there, and don't mind.
#268
VERY cool Mike! I have never had more than one male and one female cardinal in my yard.
They seem to enjoy safflower seed at my house as well.
My local squirrels aren't as picky. They will eat the safflower seed too. I've had good luck keeping squirrels out of the seed feeders with the feeders that are spring loaded on the perches. The ports close when the squirrels try to feed.
I have one of these: Squirrel Buster
They seem to enjoy safflower seed at my house as well.
My local squirrels aren't as picky. They will eat the safflower seed too. I've had good luck keeping squirrels out of the seed feeders with the feeders that are spring loaded on the perches. The ports close when the squirrels try to feed.
I have one of these: Squirrel Buster
Seems like the house/hopper feeder is their favorite type of feeder (at least at our house).
Even though most of the females seem to eat from the ground, and a lot of the males from the feeder.
#269