At our house downy woodpeckers are drinking the water from the “ant moat” that
the hummingbird feeder hangs from.
> On Jul 30, 2022, at 12:59 PM, Geo Kloppel wrote:
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> If squirrels don’t have easy access to your roof, you might try what has
> worked well at my house for many years: the
If squirrels don’t have easy access to your roof, you might try what has worked
well at my house for many years: the hummingbird feeders are suspended from the
eaves troughs on long hangers of the type used for flower baskets.
-Geo
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Also I’m thinking further about this and realizing that the sources of fruit
that squirrels and chipmunks relish in our yard including cornus kousa fruits
and other berries are very dried up so they’re all possibly missing natural
sugars.
Linda Orkin
> On Jul 30, 2022, at 10:51 AM, Linda
Here at Kendal I have set up a bird bath and it is used by many birds and also
sometimes the squirrels. And perhaps nocturnal visitors.
I empty and clean it every other day because it wants to keep turning into a
slugey pond.
I temporarily have all my feeders hanging in trees due to not getting
I just want to remind all that we are in very dry conditions and all sources of
liquid will be more essential for each creature. Their motivation to learn must
be very elevated.
All guests are considered to be co habitants on the land we share and all are
welcome here. But we do have an
The little teardrop feeder from Agway works. I mix four tbl. hot water and one
tbl. sugar every three days. No squirrels or ants feed there, just
hummingbirds. I have chipmunks but not ted squirrels.
Catharine
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> On Jul 30, 2022, at 7:46 AM, Barbara B. Eden wrote:
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Madonna,
At my house the red tail squirrels and the chipmunks are devouring the sweet
liquid from the feeders. They have even figured out how to tip the base so it
pours into their mouths! Fortunately, I have many flowering plants on my patio
in pots that the hummingbirds are enjoying the
