Ingenious though they may be, squirrels have not disturbed my clothesline bird feeder.
["No squirrels, no birds": photos GAH]
I keep it 6 feet above the ground and 6 - 7 feet away from any launch sites (from a squirrel’s point-of-view), i.e., clothesline support pole, pile of snow or lumber, plastic lawn chairs I forgot to put away last fall etc.
"No squirrel traffic on the fence rails either"]
As well, birds haven’t disturbed my feeder - which fills me with chagrin (a word I tend to overuse at times).
Though birds are clever too (as clever as squirrels?), perhaps they can’t see it from the air because of the snowy cap it wears. Perhaps I need to scatter more seed on the ground to provide a clue that more food is nearby.
I’ll shovel the deck, uncover the seed from previous scatterings and add to the mix.
Let’s see what happens. I’ll keep my camera handy.
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Is your bird feeder getting traffic?
Any secrets?
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