Posted in Bird Feeders on Jun 16th, 2008 1 Comment »
Welcome to my product review. I will give an unbiased, balanced and accurate opinion.
THE MESHED GROUND FEEDER
PREVIEW BEFORE THE PRODUCT REVIEW
Ground feeding birds are often forgotten. How many times do you see thrushes, blackbirds on a hanging feeders.
Meshed Ground Feeders also give small birds like the chaffinch, robin, blue tit protection from predators including cats and [...]
Posted in Birds I've seen in and around my garden on Jan 23rd, 2008 No Comments »
Have our moorhens been eaten by foxes? Poor Maisie Moorhen if this has happened
This summer for the first time we had two moorhens at the farm pond and I called one Maisie, in the end they were all Maisie.
They raised some young moorhens on this pond. The young moorhens were shy and timid until they [...]
Posted in Bird Food on Jan 22nd, 2008 1 Comment »
I use my meshed ground feeder a lot and I’ve placed it outside my kitchen window so I can easily watch the birds feeding through the window.
I’ve started to put a lot of different food in the feeder. This morning I thought that maybe I maybe I was putting out too much bird food on [...]
Posted in Bird Feeders on Jan 16th, 2008 No Comments »
I’ve heard from another birding enthusiast who is having trouble with large birds eating all the food from the bird table. It’s great to hear from people who are interested in birds and to share our problems and hopefully find a solution.
He, like me, agrees that you get a great view of birds when they [...]
Posted in Bird Feeders on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
I’ve just put an assortment of food inside the cage of the ground feeder. The mesh is big enough for smaller birds and also starlings to get into, but thrushes are bigger and fatter and so can’t get through the mesh. To help the bigger birds like the Thrush I started to open the cage [...]
Posted in Birds I've seen in and around my garden on Jun 4th, 2007 1 Comment »
I have used the same two bird tables for years. The birds know these bird tables. Now they seem to be obsolete because of the rooks and crows. For some unknown reason this year they have started to swarm down from the skies onto my bird table as soon as I put any food out. [...]