My side dish is great for dried mealworms. I get lots of Bluebirds and Carolina Wrens at the mealworm dish. They are two of my favorite birds. If I didn’t put out mealworms, I probably wouldn’t see the Bluebirds at … Continue reading
My hopper feeder gets a variety of smaller birds. Usually cardinals, house finches, titmice, sparrows and chickadees. … Continue reading
My tray feeder is probably my busiest feeder. I get the most birds at it all year. This is my first tray feeder. It is not very big and when it snows the seed is covered and when it rains … Continue reading
My cylinder feeder attracts quite a variety of birds. One of the nicest things about the feeder is you just slide on the cylinder seed and you don’t have to refill it often. They last a long time. Pine Warbler … Continue reading
I don’t want Grackles at my bird feeders. They will eat everything in no time. So, I got a cage for my cylinder feeder. Now the Grackles can’t get in and I can still get the usual birds. I had … Continue reading
My husband, Ferd, has become very addicted. He even keeps his binoculars in his car so he doesn’t miss a bird while driving. He would like to get another pole system so he can put up a web cam! My … Continue reading
I have to have a great pair of binoculars. And a great camera to take pictures of the beautiful birds I see. And I need books, guides, magazines and trail guides to know all about birds to attract them and … Continue reading
I expanded my addiction to other parts of the yard. I got a Hummingbird feeder for my window. But I couldn’t see the Hummingbirds through the tall feeder so, I got one that has no top! I see them much … Continue reading
I bought my bird feeder pole from Wild Birds Unlimited. They have a great pole system that you can keep adding to. When I first got it, it had two arms to hang bird feeders from. I had a hopper … Continue reading