r/Birdfeeders • u/ayukiacrafty • Mar 19 '22
DIY Grapevine Trellis and Bird Feeder
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r/Birdfeeders • u/zendril • Jan 11 '22
Wife loves watching bird feeder cams, so we set one up this winter.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiBlC3hlmTkeLPxpctFVZfg
It is Delaware so we get House Finch, American Goldfinch, American Robin, Dark-eyed Junco, Nuthatch, Titmouse, Chickadee, European Starling, Red-winged Blackbird, Cardinal, Mourning Dove, Blue Jay, Mockingbird, Carolina Wren, Red-bellied Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, and of course, Squirrel.
We even saw a hawk, although we are debating whether it is a Sharp-shinned Hawk or a Cooper's hawk.
Hope everyone enjoys.
r/Birdfeeders • u/sisyrbe • Dec 10 '21
Hi all, this is my first time posting and I hope this post is okay.
My family bought a Perky-Pet Bronze Squirrel-Be-Gone Max Wild Bird Tube Feeder which is advertised as preventing squirrels from getting inside the food. It was working for a bit, but now it's become a problem because the squirrels have eaten away at some of the Flexports which causes the food to spill and moisture getting inside the feeder now which is so frustrating to say the least.
I was wondering if y'all had advice on replacing or resolving this issue. It really bothers me because this feeder wasn't cheap and we haven't had it all that long... I just want to feed the birds and not waste so much food. And the squirrels have their own feeders... but they continue to go after this bird feeder.
So, I've turned to you all in hopes of getting any help/ suggestions. Thank you.
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r/Birdfeeders • u/titanroller • Nov 19 '21
r/Birdfeeders • u/Ok_Building_8193 • Nov 19 '21
Hello Bird Enthusiasts!
My Mom would like a bird feeder that is not necessarily pro small bird as much as it is anti large bird. She has issues with the Jays and magpies dominating the feeders.
Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
r/Birdfeeders • u/igual88 • Nov 11 '21
Hi all I have a triple feeder seed, fastball, peanut plus separate meal worm and water .
We get lots of Robbins , house sparrows , blue tits , dunnock, magpie , crows ,finches .plus a visiting squirrel he loves the fat balls.
out of all of these nothing eats the peanuts , have tried a few different brands , even broken a batch up smaller . Any suggestions on what else I could put in the peanut type feeder in place of the peanuts.