Anyone go out feed the birds in garden

mendiplogs · January 20, 2013

Remember lads that water is just as important as food so make sure the bird baths are topped up

HI PAT your right there mate thanks jon :thumbup:

spudulike · January 20, 2013

The birds in our back garden get better fed than me...not quite true:blushing:

The wife lets the Goldfinch have nyjer seed, the rest get sunflower hearts and peanuts etc, we get chaffinch, tits, woodpeckers, jay, fieldfare, thrush, blackbirds, doves, turtle doves, sparrow hawk, moorhens, ducks, magpie, rooks, crows, sparrows, starlings, long tailed tits etc you name it, we get it:thumbup:

mendiplogs · January 20, 2013

The birds in our back garden get better fed than me...not quite true:blushing:

The wife lets the Goldfinch have nyjer seed, the rest get sunflower hearts and peanuts etc, we get chaffinch, tits, woodpeckers, jay, fieldfare, thrush, blackbirds, doves, turtle doves, sparrow hawk, moorhens, ducks, magpie, rooks, crows, sparrows, starlings, long tailed tits etc you name it, we get it:thumbup:

HI STEVE they love NYJER seed mate that stuff goes all over the place jon :thumbup:

Pat Ferrett · January 20, 2013

Made a few of these and gave them out to customers, the plan is to freeze wind falls and then keep the feeder stocked through the winter.

timberbear · January 20, 2013

If you know its gonna snow put a tarp on the grass the night before, when it stops snowing peel back the tarp to reveal the grass, chuck the bird seed down and you'll be suppressed what turns up to feed. We have feeding areas all around our fields and I'm spinning out three bags of seed a week! Also cut areas in the seed crops we grow to spread seed. I love my birds!