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Finch sock failure?
I would like to add that my finch socks have been such a success, that I have had to expand to 4 of them. When I had only 2, I had on average, probably about 6-8 finches on each sock. They were draining them every 2-3 days. I can not fully express how enjoyable it is to see so many finches...- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Food and Feeders
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When to put my feeders back out?
I had amazing success with 2 hummingbird feeders last year, which actually spurred my attention to several feeders due to my daughter having a great time watching birds on our back porch. I took them down when I went 4 weeks with no activity, which I assumed was due to migration and them...- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Hummingbirds
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Thoughts on a mealworm feeder?
My feeder is a small base made of a wire-like sceeen and has a small clear roof above it. I bought it on the cheap side from Amazon just to test if the birds around here like them. Lately, they have been a big hit. I will have to look for the suet came you mentioned. I am about to replace...- InfernoOrangeSS
- Post #7
- Forum: Food and Feeders
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Thoughts on a mealworm feeder?
Just a small update...my mealworm feeder is seeing incredible activity lately. I stuck with the dried mealworms and I guess as it's become colder, it has become more attractive to the birds. I hadn't seen these birds before, and never at the seed feeders. Feeling great that I left it up...- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Food and Feeders
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Finch sock failure?
You were very right. As it got colder, I saw more activity. Usually, it was just the chickadees eating at it while they waited for the cardinals to leave the seed feeders I have. Last week, I go out to my patio, and I see a lot of the seed from the sock on the patio floor. I was sure a...- InfernoOrangeSS
- Post #7
- Forum: Food and Feeders
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New to birding here just south of Birmingham...
We are fortunate to be bordered on two sides of our yard with tall trees and underbrush. Basically, Alabama forestation. Our yard extends out about 100' and then it is all wooded. We have a wet weather "stream" that runs right behind our house as well. (Though I am thinking of getting a...- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Alabama
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New to birding here just south of Birmingham...
Just recently got into placing feeders out to attract birds because my young daughter loves when they come around. We've marveled at the hummingbirds, chickadees, and Cardinals. Anyone else out there who is an amateur backyard birder? Look forward to hearing what you're doing to attract...- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Alabama
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hello everyone
Welcome! I look forward to hearing about your experiences!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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hello
Welcome!! Glad to have you on here and I hope you enlighten us with what you see/learn!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hi from @stacebird!
Welcome! I look forward to reading about your studies.- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Why? Few birds
My bird populations at my feeders has dropped off as well. I am in Central Alabama. I chalked it up to migrations. I think once we get a cold snap, we will see more back at our feeders. I had to take down my Hummingbird feeders. I went two weeks without one single bird visiting. After...- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Garden Birds, Bird Feeding & Nestboxes
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Hello everyone
Welcome to the best site online for people who love watching wild birds!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello from Norfolk
Welcome to a great place for wild bird enthusiasts! People here are great and have helped me a lot!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello
Welcome to the best forum online for wild bird lovers.- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Food?
Welcome to a great site! I'd be inter eyed as well as to what that was.- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello from Minnesota
Welcome to a great site for wild bird lovers!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hi from North Essex
Welcome to you to a great site for wild bird lovers!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello from New Member
Hello and welcome to the most helpful and informative site for bird lovers! Appreciation to you for your service from a fellow veteran!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello from NE Suffolk
Hello and welcome to the best site online for birders!- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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New member in South Carolina
Welcome to the site! It's great that you can share your love with your spouse. My wife thinks I'm a bit crazy putting out so many feeders, but she tolerates my hobby. I just love seeing new birds show up.- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello. Where to go birden in finnland?
Welcome to a great site. Hope you share what you find.- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello
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Hello
Welcome to the best site online for bird lovers. They've helped me a lot already and I'm very new here.- InfernoOrangeSS
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- Forum: Say Hello