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What I learned from a new bird feeder.  

Daytimer09B 55M
413 posts
4/17/2019 6:28 am
What I learned from a new bird feeder.

Last year I had a suet bird feeder but it was a pain to keep up. It attracted mocking birds and robins. This year I decided to put up a different feeder that is split. One side takes big seeds and the other tiny pieces that finches like. I was not sure if I would get any finches but I love seeing little yellow finches. To my surprise here is what I learned:

1. My pictures looked cloudy... reason; my window needed serious cleaning.
2. I now have Cardinals... those birds are territorial and aggressive.
3. Cardinals will not share so you only see one perched at the feeder at a time.
4. I have yellow finches!!! Yay!!
5. Finches are not territorial and you can see several on the feeder at a time.
6. Since this is a sex site I guess I should include something sexual so... I wonder if they make bird feeders in the shape of vagina's and penises. And, if so, can you tell the sexual preference of the bird by which feeder it would go to.

Daytimer09B 55M
901 posts
4/17/2019 6:30 am

 In addition to the cardinals and finches I am also getting chickadees and a few other small birds that I have never seen before.


justskin1 72M
13175 posts
4/17/2019 6:36 am

 I do love having a bird feeder. Just hope you don't get squirrels.
If you see me in the real world, come say "Hi Justskin."

I always behave. Preferably not well.


Daytimer09B replies on 4/17/2019 7:06 am:
I had one stop by yesterday but after he saw he did not have a way to get to it he moved on. Hopefully he was the first and last squirrel.

bitchkitty2017 71F

4/17/2019 6:44 am

 I have several feeders and get mostly chickadees and brown birds ..blue jays are taking over a lot these days crazy pigs these birds are ...I will get more kinds as Spring comes .


Daytimer09B replies on 4/17/2019 7:08 am:
I have not seen any blue jays yet but someone else near me said they had them and that they were pretty aggressive towards other birds. It is really cool that I am looking at this little tiny bird, don't know what type, right now while I am writing this.

bitchkitty2017 71F

4/17/2019 6:47 am

 and since this is a sex site does not mean everything has to have a reference to sexual innuendo's or sex in general we can see what we want to anyplace kind of nice to see blogs that are not ...but well we can be wrong too..


Daytimer09B replies on 4/17/2019 7:10 am:
I think there are many levels to the blogs on here and it is nice to have such a variety to choose from. Sometimes I like to just see the picture ones but then I always love the ones that simulate conversation and interactions. We all have a place here, just some commenters need to learn not to be rude when it is something that does not fit them.

HotGuyFantasy 35M
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4/17/2019 7:22 am

 What an amazing an interesting thread. I think I will post here to get a few much needed points so I can message 1 additional person. Wow.


qrst50 73M

4/17/2019 8:05 am

 quail in back yard- come to feed daily- hummer feeder is up- I get about maybe 10 or so birds- different species-


Daytimer09B replies on 4/21/2019 3:18 pm:
I remember roaming through the country as a kid and being spooked by quails. They would shoot up right next to you from the ground and scare the crap out of you. It is neat seeing so many different types of birds, kind of wish I lived in the tropics now because my favorites are the colorful ones.

smallballs555 68M
141 posts
4/21/2019 5:05 pm

 got most of those birds no feeder just natural landscaping


Daytimer09B replies on 4/22/2019 11:44 am:
I think the feeder helps to bring them in close so you can really get a good look at the bird. I have taken several pictures and am thinking about blowing up a few for a gallery.

SeaGirlFL 60F
9220 posts
4/26/2019 7:06 pm

 bird feeders are fun. I'm in an apartment, so it's not really an option.

I did not know cardinals are territorial...every once in awhile I see one out the window. They always make me smile.
"Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is relax." – Mark Black


Daytimer09B replies on 4/28/2019 8:19 pm:
Not sure if all are but the ones that live around my place definitely are. I had four yellow finches on the feeder yesterday at the same time. Really cool to watch them. Beautiful little birds.

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