Ours died recently, replaced it with one of these:Mind you, I say "non-essential": I think my kettle's on the way out and needs replacing.
Same one. She's definitely awol. I'm assuming she's been eaten. Either a fox, or even possibly a hen harrier. We have them locally and they don't have that name for no reason! Worried that I'd have lost more yesterday, but they were all ok. Fingers crossed for today.
With our feeder one sky rat would hold on to it and flap furiously whilst all his mates stood on the ground underneath enjoying the food shower. Tsch!
On my lap, as I type. Then Mrs. GA arrived home, and I was no longer interesting until evening walk time.
Tree and sky rats aren't interested in nijer seed; the collared doves like to clean up the ordinary seed from the ground. Win-win.
I will get some next time I go seed shopping, the suet blocks are fast running out.Tree and sky rats aren't interested in nijer seed; the collared doves like to clean up the ordinary seed from the ground. Win-win.
You'll need a special feeder as the seeds are tiny and will just pour out of ordinary feeders like water.
Here too. My laundry is drying nicely, though the garden grass is still sopping. Oh well, it'll clean my walking sandals.
