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Keep Food In Your Squirrel Feeder Longer.
If you happen to enjoy feeding squirrels as many folks do, you know just how quickly they can devour an ear of corn. Many squirrel feeders are fashioned to hold ears of corn, because squirrels love it and it’s fairly inexpensive. It’s a great choice for squirrel feeding. But if you’d like to make those ears of corn last longer…read on!
There is a product available that is basically pressed corn. It’s called a corn log, and also comes in corn and nut flavor. The corn log is equivalent to 12 ears of corn, so it feeds many more squirrels and lasts longer. The corn ones are yellow in color, while the corn and nut is a brown log. Almost the same size as a regular ear of corn, they fit on any stake-type squirrel feeder, where you screw the corn ear on it. These are loved by all squirrels, so make sure to tighten it up every few days, because the little critters know how to loosen and steal them!
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Squirrel Feeders Can Be Hilarious Entertainment!
Backyard birding is a great hobby enjoyed by many folks. Frustrating as it is, it’s also enjoyed by squirrels! If you have a bird feeder with no squirrel baffle, just as sure as sunrise comes in the morning, pesky squirrels will raid your birdseed. They seem to find a way every time-without fail. It’s like…their job!Adding squirrel feeders to your yard acts as a diversion for squirrels from your bird feeders. Some of the squirrel feeders available today are innovative and just palin fun to watch! The Squngee Bungee Cord for example, is a squirrel feeder that holds 2 ears of corn. A small bell rings when squirrels jump on the feeder, and that’s when the show begins. And the Squirrel-A-Whirl is loved by squirrels and humans alike! Squirrel’s weight causes the feeder to rotate as the hungry acrobat grabs a bite. With this feeder, you can also attach fruit or peanut butter. Hey…the squirrels have to eat too!
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What Makes a Great Finch Bird Feeder?
24 Birds in Full View! We feed wild birds because we like bird watching, offering up seed, nuts, fruit, suet, worms, and a myriad of other wild bird delights! In hopes of helping our feathered friends to thrive, it’s the hobby of backyard birding that has become so popular. Some bird feeders are more functional than others, they look good, but you can’t always view the birds while they’re eating. Most tube bird feeders obstruct the view of birds who are feeding at the ports on the back side.
Now there is a Finch Bird Feeder that allows full view of all 24 ports at once. The “Finches Favorite” 3-Tube Bird Feeder offers up thistle seed like no other. It allows better distribution of seed, so the seed at the bottom of the tube never gets packed down, when it then becomes damp and moldy. A great new innovative product, it’s worth checking into if you feed thistle, or nyjer seed in your yard.
Birding Tips, Information & News
Backyard birding is a great hobby enjoyed by many folks. Frustrating as it is, it’s also enjoyed by squirrels! If you have a bird feeder with no squirrel baffle, just as sure as sunrise comes in the morning, pesky squirrels will raid your birdseed. They seem to find a way every time-without fail. It’s like…their job!