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  1. PYRTLE

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    Any positive news kuzeyy?
  2. PYRTLE

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    Good idea, try from the deciduous trees that are in open space but have nearby shelter for some protection from birds of prey or waiting cats. And hopefully where you can enjoy them. Don't forget a bird bath, even a large shallow dish in your garden with fresh water for them to drink and bathe.
  3. PYRTLE

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    The habitat looks fine. The only recommendation is to perhaps hang one on the right hand tree of the image, from the limb leaning towards your window for a while but it is the other side of the fence.
  4. PYRTLE

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    Mmmm, my initial thoughts were that you should be able to attract the following species, broadly based on what visits my rural garden feeders but not knowing your type of location. Great, Blue and Coal tit. Chaffinch, Greenfinch, Goldfinch.....perhaps Siskin. ( Have Serins ever been reported on...
  5. PYRTLE

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    Sounds as though you are doing the correct thing, moreso if cats are about. It could also be as you said, plenty of natural food nearby. Have you seen House Sparrows or finches feeding nearby? Edit : So you have now have 6 feeders in total ? Maybe try taking away 2 of the ones nearest the...
  6. PYRTLE

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    Perhaps a little, certainly when it comes to the Niger seeds. I've tried unsuccessfully to offer this but failed. It can take weeks for them to be attracted to Niger seed feeders. But once discovered, Goldfinches and Siskins will regularly visit to energetically feed till empty. Maybe just...
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