Well this one's not too bad with that. The ones that you put the loose like sunflower seeds in and other seeds, those ones drop lots of seeds that attract the rodents.
@@dibrisco4694 i Think its called a suet bird feeder. Suet refering to the fact that its in a gelatinous mixture being held together. Will attract mostly chickadee size birds and up to blue Jay size birds. Those ravens are too large to land on it. They must really like the taste of that because they are spending a heck of a lot of energy eating from it. The rodent thing is why I dont use the loose seed ones. Birds will just pick through the seeds and toss aside whatever doesn't taste good. Onto the ground of course. The suet feeder still has a little bit of that. But like 90% less stuff on the ground because its a paste type food.
very cool! wish I had a bird feeder but the wife worries it'll bring rats
Well this one's not too bad with that. The ones that you put the loose like sunflower seeds in and other seeds, those ones drop lots of seeds that attract the rodents.
@@solace7030 oh what kind do you have?
@@dibrisco4694 i Think its called a suet bird feeder. Suet refering to the fact that its in a gelatinous mixture being held together. Will attract mostly chickadee size birds and up to blue Jay size birds. Those ravens are too large to land on it. They must really like the taste of that because they are spending a heck of a lot of energy eating from it.
The rodent thing is why I dont use the loose seed ones. Birds will just pick through the seeds and toss aside whatever doesn't taste good. Onto the ground of course.
The suet feeder still has a little bit of that. But like 90% less stuff on the ground because its a paste type food.
@@solace7030 I'll look into getting one, thanks!