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Time for a Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder?
They can jump up to six feet high and straight across at least eight feet. Fast too, they can run up to 20 mph! When it comes to feeding birds, most will agree: Good Luck and God Bless!Squirrels: They can just about ruin your bird watching experience as you notice expensive birdseed disappearing rather quickly from bird feeders! Their athletic abilities are uncanny to any other little wild critter, and they can eat their weight in seed in one week. Frustrating, exasperating, infuriating….until you break down and invest in a real squirrel proof bird feeder.
There are some excellent squirrel-proof feeders on the market today, many that will even look good in the yard. They no longer require the metal cage thing, many of them are aesthetically pleasing, something you’d like to have in the yard!
Save seed, and save money in the long run with a squirrel proof bird feeder that really works!
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Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders for Suet that Really Work!
Feeding wild birds suet can become a real problem if squirrels are present in your yard….they can make suet magically disappear within a few hours!The new Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders on the market today work really well at deterring squirrels from bird feeders, saving you seed and money! But if you feed suet, there aren’t too many choices available that squirrels can’t manage to steal from.
The Suet Palace is perfect for feeding suet to birds -not squirrels. The grid design will also deny starlings and larger “bully birds” access to the suet. The cover works as a weather guard, protecting suet and birds from the elements, keeping suet fresher, longer.
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Wood Birdhouse Kits: For Fun, For Birds, For Conservation!
Looking for an interesting project with kids? For church groups, scout groups, or school activities, there’s no better way for children to learn about nature and conservation.Bird Feeder and Wood Birdhouse kits can teach kids to actually experience nature, conservation, the great outdoors. Projects like this also allow children to take an active role in improving their environment.
The Cornell Lab of Orinithology’s Nest Watch Program and other Citizen-Science groups provides teachers with the tools necessary to set up Nest Box Trails at schools, through the “Home Tweet Home” partnership with nature and PBS.
Please visit Nestwatch.org for more information.
Birding Tips, Information & News
They can jump up to six feet high and straight across at least eight feet. Fast too, they can run up to 20 mph! When it comes to feeding birds, most will agree: Good Luck and God Bless!
Looking for an interesting project with kids? For church groups, scout groups, or school activities, there’s no better way for children to learn about nature and conservation.