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• Brown-headed cowbirds are now commonly seen at suburban birdfeeders.
• Gourmet cheese for birdfeeders built in the Ukraine by Ukrainians?
• Many people put out birdfeeders to attract birds to their gardens or windowsills.
• There, they may feed on suet and shelled peanuts provided by mesh birdfeeders.
• The morning is cool with a soft breeze swaying the birdfeeders outside my kitchen window.
• I have had neighbors with birdfeeders or who just throw food out to feed birds.
• My parents'birdfeeder has drawn that attention of some large black passerine birds, presumably corvids.
• Nesting birds like privacy, so don't put the box within 15 feet of a birdfeeder.
• In hard times seeds and fruits may be taken, and a few species will also visit birdfeeders.
• They are typically mounted on the pole of a birdfeeder, at a height to which squirrels cannot jump.
• I'm on my porch just below the birdfeeder, so I guess it had to happen sometime!
• As we looked through books, rose-breasted grosbeaks tussled with a Baltimore oriole at a birdfeeder by the window.
• It was not until 1990 that Martchenko first authored and illustrated his own book, " Birdfeeder Banquet ".
• Birdfeeders and birdseed are favorites of many customers, however the inventory includes clothing, optics, jewelry, books and more.
• Providing an alternate equivalent food source in conjunction with a squirrel baffle is often the best way to minimize unwanted visits to a birdfeeder.
• "The animals helped me to forget the pain, " she recalls, pausing to acknowledge a small yellow finch at the birdfeeder outside.
• A "'squirrel baffle "'is a device designed to deter squirrels, raccoons and other small mammals from accessing birdfeeders to retrieve birdseed.
• It prompts parents to keep children inside, makes city dwellers think twice about walking in the park and leads suburbanites to take a hard second look at their birdfeeders.
• The two-acre Gramercy Park, with its birdfeeders and neat rows of park benches, was notably serene Thursday as a light snow coated the graveled, shrub-lined pathways.
• And the season's first finch has measured his footing on the birdfeeder outside the kitchen window and pirouetted just perkily enough to make my husband look up from his cereal and sigh.