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				Agree with Raven,  too high up and away from cover.  Give them time others will find the feeder, especially at first snow. 
			
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 Appreciate the input from you and Raven.  Unfortunately, that spot was my only option.  We have some large bay windows with a reflective coating on the outside which works out well in that we can stand right next to the window and see the birds (the pictures I posted are without any zoom).  We don't have a yard or anything like that and wanted to put the feeders in a place where they could be enjoyed.
 
Those two goldfinches have gone through half the tube of sunflower seed in about a week.  Do you guys suggest I get a mixed seed or keep going with the sunflower seeds?
 
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				Honestly, my main goal is to get regular visits from cardinals.  I really enjoy their vivid red color.  Tips? 
			
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 Get something with a flat bottom, cardinals don't like (but will try) to feed from tube feeders.  Stay with 100% striped or better black oil sunflower seeds.  Cardinals like safflower seeds (white).  Put up a couple suet feeders and enjoy all the birds that like those.  You can hang them from the bottom of your tubes.
 
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				Get something with a flat bottom, cardinals don't like (but will try) to feed from tube feeders.  Stay with 100% striped or better black oil sunflower seeds.  Cardinals like safflower seeds (white).  Put up a couple suet feeders and enjoy all the birds that like those.  You can hang them from the bottom of your tubes. 
 
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 I have a similar setup on the other side of the bay window that holds suet.  Haven't seen a single bird land on it and doesn't look like a scrap of suet has been eaten.
 
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				I've had the feeders up for almost two weeks now.  For the past week, I've only had the same two birds show up every day.  Haven't seen a single one of their avian friends.  What's the deal? 
  
			
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		 Real suet (beef fat trimmed from a steak strip) went into 2 holders tonight.  I'll let JD know when/what birds find it. 
		
		
		
		
		
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		 Feeders, all single tube type are now up.  Went to The Tractor Store and got the seed/suet last night.  Great variety offered, pickup up individual bags of black oil, safflower, and sunflower hearts.  Must have 6-8 different types of suet for $0.99 each.  Have 4 suet block hanging. 
		
		
		
		
		
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		 These past few days have been very busy around the feeders for sure. 
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		 Air traffic controller needed:  the flock has found the feeders within an hr! 
 
Chickadees, house finches, titmice (titmouses?), wrens, sparrows, and 3 squirrels.  Off to buy some cracked corn for those 4 legged rat, bas**rds with furry tails. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
				  
				
					
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				Air traffic controller needed:  the flock has found the feeders within an hr! 
 
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 I go through way to much cracked corn.One thing I've started doing is placing my feeders away from anything that the rats can jump from and heavily grease the sheaperds hooks that I hang my feeders on.Its pretty damn comical to watch one jump up onto the pole and then slide down.The only drawback is that you have to regrease every few days so I just started using generic brand vaseline to save a few bucks.  
		
		
		
		
		
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				Air traffic controller needed:  the flock has found the feeders within an hr! 
 
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				not me....   i   just  YELL  SQUIRREL!! 
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		 Day 2:  add junkos, doves, and yes cardinals!  I have 2 or 3 pairs of cardinals in the area year round. 
 
JD:  still no birds?  You have seen cardinals around your condo, right?  Try this:  scatter seeds on the ground below.  Even try to put out a water source.  Once the birds are attracted to the area, they should look up and find your feeders.  Gradually stop to the spreading of ground seed and the birds should be hooked on your feeders.  Good luck. 
		
		
		
		
		
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		i grab christmas trees 
after christmas  sometimes b4 on (last day) 
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and i place them in a half circle 
out in the snow as an instant  habitat 
then i salt the trees with seed 
hang red onion bags of suet 
 
a couple of those seed bells 
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 and in front of the trees 
 
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if they were running around frantically  
it was gonna rain sure as sh!t 
 
 
yesterday i noticed the JUNCO's  (acting different) 
all spread out on the lawn (mathematically) 
 
they were behaving like the ants.....  
 knowing the snow was coming 
 
they were acting as if in unison 
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		 literally a 1000 birds a day easy at my 3 feeders last couple weeks. Going thru seed like crazy. . Our 3 outdoor cats  have lost interest there are so many birds. Tons of Blue Jays this year and have been absent the last several years. Seem to be hanging around the Japanese Snowbell tree i have as there are tons of fruits on the ground. I have lots of fruited shrubs loaded which are drawing birds too. I also think the flying squirrels have made an appearance too as I think I spotted one th other nite late. Cats are keeping the squirrels away it seems. 
		
		
		
		
		
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		 So, 
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as i trim fat off the roasted holiday ham for meals 
 
i place it outside.....for them 
 
i  had cooked some bacon the other day 
 
and i had a small amount of liquid bacon grease 
in the black iron pan..... to dispose of...  ok 
 
so i took a quart of black sunflower seed  
and swirled it around in the pan...  to soak it all up 
then carried the whole works out to a feeding platform 
the blue jays loved it as they eat the whole seed  
without shelling them....   every seed was gone that day 
 
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		well i don't mind feeding them some seed 
but when they come in a flock of 30 + 
and then attract the starlings -> i get pissed
 
and they drive off all the other smaller birds 
then......... i  have to take stronger measures
 
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freezer baskets and caged them bastids out
 
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		 Raven:  Great idea!  Also functions as a squirrel guard. 
		
		
		
		
		
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		Hanging out in Truro for the holiday.  Had some time to kill yesterday so headed to Mid-Cape Home Center, grabbed some Cedar and built one of these last night as an alternative to the tube feeders... 
 
 
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		 Nice.  Build a wide gaged wire covering like Raven to permit only desired birds. 
 
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If you got more time to kill....I'd like one, too. 
			
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 I'm gonna put it up and see what happens.  Sorry Phil, off-Cape now and back to work tomorrow.
 
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				Nice work Mr D! 
			
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