Coveside 25500 Windowsill Bird Feeder

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This Windowsill Feeder’s open back and acrylic top gives you plenty of great up close viewing of your favorite birds. Same perforated metal screen feeding platform as the Deluxe Mirrored Windowsill Feeder. Easy to use spring-set dowels let you sit the feeder on the windowsill and fit securely in the screen window tracks. The design of this feeder allows you to close and lock your window with the feeder in place. Feeder is 19" wide and will fit in a double hung window 23" to 38" wide. Hand crafted in Maine of plantation grown Mahogany.,Depth: 8 Height: 9-1 4 Width: 19

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Peanut Bird Feeder

!: Peanut Bird Feeder

Believe it or not, birds love peanuts. So providing a peanut feeder is an easy way to attract birds to your yard. You'll need wood... hardware cloth...threaded rod... nuts and washers... lock nuts...wood screws... staples...wire...and a turnbuckle. Following the directions, cut out two base pieces and two top pieces using either a jigsaw or band saw. Then drill a 1/8" hole through the center of each. Attach the hardware cloth around the outside of the smaller base piece and sew the ends together with wire. Then attach the larger base piece to the smaller with wood screws. Do the same with the two top circles. Thread a nut and washer onto the rod approximately 2 inches. Feed the rod through the hole in the base assembly, leaving a quarter inch of the rod exposed at the bottom. Use a washer and lock nut to secure the rod in place. Slide the top assembly down onto the rod....and attach a three and a quarter inch turnbuckle. Now all you have to do is fill it with peanuts, hang it in a likely looking spot and wait for the birds to flock in! mdc4.mdc.mo.gov Go to our website for more Handy Hints info.

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Fernie Bear jacks bustling bird feeder.

!: Fernie Bear jacks bustling bird feeder.

This bear woke me up by stomping around on our balcony while knocking down our humming bird feeders. I think he's around 2 years old and will probably be shot soon if he keeps hanging around. I think he's mostly mooching food off campers. We've stopped feeding the birds in hopes he'll move on.

Fernie Bear jacks bustling bird feeder.

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!: Squirrel vs Yankee Flipper bird agriculturalist funny

Squirrel being flipped off of bird feeder.

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House Finches and Gold Finches at the bird feeders

!: House Finches and Gold Finches at the bird feeders

House Finches are feeding on black oil sunflower seed from a "no no" feeder. Gold finches are enjoying thistle seed from a sock feeder. Video by Flip Video.

House Finches and Gold Finches at the bird feeders

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!: Good Heritage Farms Electric Blue Absolute II Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder coupon

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Heritage Farms Electric Blue Absolute II Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder

• Adjustable weight setting on the spring operated perch closes squirrels access to seed.
• Durable power coated steel body. made in the usa.
• Pole mounting hardware and hanger included. pole sold separately.
• Locking top.
• No waste seed saver baffle. holds 12 lbs of mixed seed. seed sold separately.

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Bird Watching - How To Get More Birds In Your Backyard

!: Bird Watching - How To Get More Birds In Your Backyard

To understand why birds aren't visiting your backyard, first you need to know which species are in your area. Then add food and water. Lastly, make sure the environment is peaceful.

Step one, knowing which species are in your area. To determine which bird species are in your area you have a variety of choices. Sources such as Farmers Almanacs or the Audobon Society are great resources. Next you can consult birding and bird watching groups in your area. Third you should visit your local library since they may have extensive collections on birds and may also have information on birding and bird watching groups. You can also visit bird feeder and bird food stores. They usually carry pamphlets and brochures on local species. Moreover, the staff and owners of these stores tend to be knowledgeable on the subject.

Step two, after knowing what species are in your area you'll need to buy the right food. You'll also need to create a place where birds can eat. If you decide to go the bird feeder and bird food stores, while you're there, you should consider buying supplies. The supplies are very important. Different species of birds like different types of food. Feeders are typically built for either seeds, nectar, or suet. The seeds that almost all birds prefer are millet seed and sunflower seeds, both seeds are extremely easy to find and cheap as well.

One of the most important steps is to add water. Water is important for all living creatures including birds. Bird supplies stores often carry an array of bird baths. No matter the size or the material, bird baths would instantly attract many varieties of birds.

Step three, is to keep your backyard peaceful. Keeping your backyard free of noise and distractions is paramount to attracting birds after all birds are small creatures and tend to fly off at the first sign of trouble. Animals such as cats and dogs, little children, and loud noises tend to scare birds.

To understand why birds aren't visiting your backyard, first you need to know which species are in your area. Then add water and food. Lastly, make sure the environment is peaceful.

The key to understanding why birds aren't visiting your backyard is knowing which species are in your area, adding food and water and making sure the environment is peaceful.

Bird Watching - How To Get More Birds In Your Backyard

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