I can hardly believe it! Someone actually provides a straightforward answer to a question I had in under two-minutes rather than embedding it somewhere within a long-winded, rambling and lengthy 15-minute video! Well done, Henry!
Fortunately, the squirrels (about 7) and morning doves (about 20) eat together at all the feeding stations I created around a large tree. The morning Doves never touch the peanut (in shells). My only little naughty ones are the Blue Jays. They don't like eating with the others and will swoop in (like military) to grab food quickly and take it to another part of the tree to eat. The wood peckers are incredible and seem to only enjoy the suet cakes. Every now and then - parrots will come through for the fruit. They are SO loud - usually in a group of 3 or 4. It's so amazing to see. (I live in South Florida). Thank you for your videos.
The problem isn't with the squirrels eating food. The problem is they sit at the feeder, stuff their cheeks, bury the food, come back to the feeder, and repeat until the food is gone. And while they are doing this, they allow no birds near them.
I can hardly believe it! Someone actually provides a straightforward answer to a question I had in under two-minutes rather than embedding it somewhere within a long-winded, rambling and lengthy 15-minute video! Well done, Henry!
Fortunately, the squirrels (about 7) and morning doves (about 20) eat together at all the feeding stations I created around a large tree. The morning Doves never touch the peanut (in shells). My only little naughty ones are the Blue Jays. They don't like eating with the others and will swoop in (like military) to grab food quickly and take it to another part of the tree to eat. The wood peckers are incredible and seem to only enjoy the suet cakes. Every now and then - parrots will come through for the fruit. They are SO loud - usually in a group of 3 or 4. It's so amazing to see. (I live in South Florida). Thank you for your videos.
My birds wouldn’t touch the seed. Now I wasted the money
It didn't work. NV Squirrels ate the whole thing and then rushed from the feeder to get some water I put out.
Tried hot pepper seeds and the squirrels ate the whole lot lol
Me too. I tried the hot birdseed and the squirrels ate it twice as fast as anything else I'd tried (and broke one of my feeders getting to it).
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Wow! So good to know.
Squirrels need food too.
Jennifer Sorensen, Brig. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe: "Nuts!"
The problem isn't with the squirrels eating food. The problem is they sit at the feeder, stuff their cheeks, bury the food, come back to the feeder, and repeat until the food is gone. And while they are doing this, they allow no birds near them.