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Office upgrade - now significantly more attractive to birds

I have nailed a suet and mealworm half coconut to a tree that sits a short distance from my window.

I have some hopes that this will lure the recalcitrant magpies closer.

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I've got a peanut butter house hanging from a tree, they haven't found it yet - was on sale at Wilkies at 50p for the jar of butter and 50p for the little house it sits in... I just had to.

Last winter I had my fat balls out for months, not a sniff or a peck. But I got a mystery grass lawn underneath the tree I hung my fat balls from, not realizing the seeds were falling out in the weather and seeding of their own natural accord!

Blimmin nature!
 
My feeding station has now been out for almost two weeks and still practically full. Think I need to add a bath type thing as well as I'm sure nearby water will bring them in.
 
I've got a peanut butter house hanging from a tree, they haven't found it yet - was on sale at Wilkies at 50p for the jar of butter and 50p for the little house it sits in... I just had to.

Last winter I had my fat balls out for months, not a sniff or a peck. But I got a mystery grass lawn underneath the tree I hung my fat balls from, not realizing the seeds were falling out in the weather and seeding of their own natural accord!

Blimmin nature!

Fat balls don't last long where I am in the city centre - the birds here have voracious appetites, being used to leftover kebabs and the like.

I've found that the birds round here don't like sunflower kernels - at all. By bye 7kg bag :(

But the green finches adore the whole seeds. They will trough through a feeder of seeds in less than an hour, making a hell of a racket - and mess. :cool:
 
I get squirrels too, but they don't seem to bother with the bird feeding station. The one is a cage type thing anyway and I'd know if they were nicking the smaller seeds as it would be practically empty after a few hours.

I do put peanuts on the ground for the squirrels to mop up, if the crows or Magpies don't get to them first.
 
The fat magpie thinks I want to eat it all up.

The fat squirrel couldn’t give a fuck whether or not I want to eat it all up. It’s too busy stuffing its face.
 
Magpies are evil,they eat baby birds and hoard food for later in case they run out of baby birds. If you get magpies you might not get much else, apart from the fat squirrel obvs.
 
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