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where and what kind of bird feeders to put in my back yard?

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I live in the south eastern area and was wondering where to put my bird feeders. There is a lot of construction going on around my house (front and back). Right now I have two tube feeders (storebought) and one platform made out of a frisbee. The tube feeders are under a tree in nice cover and another one is under a tree with little cover so I can see them (this is the tree where most of the birds nest). The platform feeder is on my deck near the tree that the birds nest in. Are these good spots, should I change any? I’ve had them up only for about two days but have seen no birds. Should I give it more time or is the construction freaking them out. How can I get the birds to notice it? Also, what is a good time to find a bird on the feeders?


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Back yard bird feeding?

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I have a few bird feeders in my back yard and I love feeding the birds, but I have so many doves. Is there any seed they won’t eat? Also, will red-winged blackbirds eat safflower seed? Another thing, how do I get the blue jays to come to the feeders? I have a wide variety of birds-red-bellied woodpeckers, downys, cardinals, goldfinches, hairys, sparrows, house finches, crackles, rose-breasted grosbeaks, and of course doves, but I can’t get blue jays! Any help would be appreciated.

There is a bird or birds that comes to sleep under my side porch awning every night. Anyone know what it is?

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There is NO nest, just a bird (or two birds, I can’t tell) that comes at night and tucks itself in the corner of the awning roof, at the low end. I can’t see it’s head because it is all curled up onto itself. I have a motion light that goes on and off, and we go in and out the door with the dog several times at night, and the bird never moves. In the morning, it is gone. Then the next night, it is back again. I don’t mind it being there – I’m just wondering if anyone knows that it is. We live in Pennsylvania, in case anyone needs to know that for types of birds. I have several bird feeders and a bird bath in the front and on the opposite side of the house. I do have quite a few birds living in bushes by the feeders and there is quite a bit of bird traffic everyday in my yard. It is not cold here at night, but it has been getting cooler at night = maybe like 65 degrees at the lowest?
***added details*** – sorry, I didn’t even think to add a description of the bird. I just assumed you would all know! It is NOT a pigeon, we do not have them where I live (it is pretty subruban, almost rural). The bird is SMALL, and would probably fit in the palm of a hand. From what I can see, it is brown and/or grayish with some lighter spots on the feathers. If I could see the head, I would know what it is, but its head is tucked around somewhere out of sight. I shine a flashlight on it to try and figure out what it is, but I still can’t see its head.
*I took a PICTURE tonight. I don’t think I can put in on here. If anyone thinks they can help me, email me and I will send you the picture. Thank you*


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Building Bird Feeders

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These handmade bird feeders, and bird houses are unique, and one of a kind. They cost .00 and can be shipped to your front door. Contact: tomcmoore@amerion.com These photo’s show the following bird feeders: US Army, Texas Longhorns, Dallas Cowboys, Harley Davidson. Visit lakewhitneywoodshop.weebly.com to see more items

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A little help with Bird Watching?

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I’m a novice bird watcher and very recently started this whole bird watching business. I just put out some bird feeders but no birds have even landed on them let alone feed from them. So now I’m stuck. I don’t know what I’ve done wrong. I put them right where I see birds all the time. Do I need to wait till they realize it’s food that’s hanging there? And also I am curious to what types of bird seed attract which types of birds so i can have a variety of birds coming to feed at my feeders. I have the perfect habitat near my house and I already have a variety of birds around but I’d like to draw in more and keep the ones I have already around. Any tips or any kind of information from other bird watchers out there would be greatly appreciated :)


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birds spill seeds of birdfeeder!!!!?

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so i have two house shape bird feeders but the birds idk go @ it lol and spill the seeds all over then other just pick them of the Ground.
i know birds are picky but c’mon lol so the real question is what to do so mice wont try and feed there the feeders do i just pick them up every day? its kinda hard since they fall on the grass…….


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Why do people let their cats roam and gets angry if anyone does anything!?

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We have 2 dogs and 2 potbellied pigs. Our yard is fenced in and we work hard to make sure our animals don’t bother no one else. We have bird feeders and houses everywhere because we love to see all the differant birds. But cats come over our fence and kill our baby birds. We have attracted them here and someone thinks their cat can just roam and kill what we have built as our sanctuary. I finally called the law and they said if any animal got into our yard that it was legal to shoot them. I tried telling our neighbors about this and they got angry. It’s alright that their cats kill our birds but we are not suppose to kill their cat? Doesn’t make much sense to me. Only seems fair. Their cat has no right in our yard when we have worked so hard to make sure our animals don’t get in theirs. Why do people think this is alright. I don’t hate carts, but I just don’t want them in my yard. Why don’t people with cats take on more responsibility for their pet? All people don’t want them!
One thing I do control my animals. They all have been trained. The pigs are cleaned up regularly and on their side of the fence there is no one that can live on that side but we do have a privacy fence there. But their yard is cleaned regularly. Our dogs our mainly inside and if not, they are in our yard. I do not see why people think I should put out money to control others peoples animals. We have our fence put up to control ours, and it mostly keeps other peoples animals out, except for cats out of control. And if I did have a cat it would be inside or on a leash because I will not let my animals bother anyone else. They are my babies. Because it is the only responsible thing to do. And when I said I talked to someone about this it was the sheriff. So I do believe he knows the law. Like I said I have nothing against cats and maybe one day I will have one. But I will be responsible with it considering my neighbors would proubly expect me to like I do the rest of them.


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In-Window Bird Feeders

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www.birdlodges.com Window mounted bird feeders bring the birds right to you. Follow the link to purchase a couple for your home.

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    Goldfinches

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    American and Lesser Goldfinches in our front yard on a thistle feeding frenzy

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