Robins rarely come to feeders. But there is a bluebird feeder on the market that holds mealworms for bluebirds. That might work, since both birds are thrushes and have a similar diet.
Solutions for getting rid of Starlings by providing a variety of feeders that they cannot feed from, but other birds can utilize: 1. Use a nyjer or thistle tube feeder, which is a specially designed feeder with tiny feeding ports for this very small seed. Starlings prefer other seed and find tube feeders difficult to manage easily. This type of feeder, depending on where you live, will attract small birds such as American Goldfinch, House Finch, and Chickadee. 2. Use tube feeders designed to hold mixed seed such as sunflower seed, shelled peanut or white millet etc. If you find the Starlings are still able to use the perches to access the seed, cut the perches a little shorter until they are unable to sit on them. This will not hinder the smaller birds. 3. Use peanut in the shell feeders which have bars or mesh with large holes to hold the food. Starlings find it very difficult to use this style. 4. Use an upside-down suet feeder that will attract clinging birds such as Woodpeckers, Nuthatches and Chickadees, but not Starlings who are unable to hold on. 5. Use safflower only in a hopper type bird feeder as Starlings are not usually attracted to this seed, but Cardinals are attracted by it. For more info visit the-scoop-on-wild-birds-and-feeders.com
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The correct use is 'flies' as in "A bird flies through the air." It is also the correct plural of the word fly, as in "There were several flies hovering around the trash can."
meadowlarks don't use houses.they nest in open fields on the ground.
You can get different types of bird feeders. I have a wild bird seed feeder and peanut feeders, and they attract the blue tit and finches, but mainly blue tits
If it is not a hummingbird feeder, use sunflower seed.
The Easy Lift branch hook is the best thing to use for attaching a bird feeder to a tree.
Yes, it would. Red cedar is a beautiful wood to use for bird feeders.
How about fluttered? The bird fluttered by on its way to the feeder.
First, dump out your bird feeder on a paper towel. If you see any bugs you can either kill it by squishing it or find your own method. Then clean your bird feeder with soap, hot water, and dry it carefully. Make sure all the bugs are gone. Next, inspect the bird food, if it if spoiled then replace it with new ones. If you have a lid for your bird feeder, make sure you close it nice and tight.NEVER use bug spray and spray it all over the bird feeder, the birds might get sick and even die from it.
There are a variety of ways you make a bird feeder. It would be beneficial to look at bird feeders already built in stores and get idea's from them to see how they work and function. From there you may use any materials you need and equpiment to produce your own.
There are a variety of ways you make a bird feeder. It would be beneficial to look at bird feeders already built in stores and get idea's from them to see how they work and function. From there you may use any materials you need and equpiment to produce your own.
A problem for many back yard bird feeders. Most people use thin sheet metal around the post the feeder is attached to so the squirrel has no way to grip the post and climb up. If the feeder is hanging then a wide metal "cap" over it will not bother the birds but will stop the squirrel from jumping onto the feeder from above.
Yes they use to come out at night time.
When on the ground or a branch robins use their legs to walk or hop. However being birds they are also capable of flight.
just use ordinary bird deed and hang it from a tree like you would a bird feeder. If you can't get bird seed, just use ordinary nuts, seeds and berries. just don't put them in the open or the squirrel may not risk it