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  • Colt Super
    Pheasant, quail, geese, duck, woodpeckers and a bunch of songbirds that make different noises.

    I'm in Orygun, raised in Ohio, and it seems that your bird selection is like what I had in Ohio.

    Where do you live ??

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  • Permanently deleted user
    I get about the same. The surprising thing is they are comming for the squirill food not bird food.

    But on top of that I got deer and turkey.

    I also want to try to find something to bring the rabbits in, I just don't know what I should get.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Florida...bout an hour northwest of Tampa
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  • Permanently deleted user
    CLASSIC here.


    The wild turkey come out and eat out of our ground feeders. Squirrels, raccoons, opposums, and Armadillos are also among the creatures we feed along with about 80 percent of the neighborhood cats..[:0]
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  • wundudnee
    Gold finches
    House finches
    Titmice
    Sparrows
    Chickadees
    Bluejays
    Cardinals
    Doves
    Redwing Blackbirds
    Grackles
    Downie woodpeckers
    Wrens
    Crows
    Turkeys
    Red headed woodpeckers
    An Oriole occasionally

    An occasional Redtailed hawk, they have to eat too.
    And all the ground crawling varmnits. Squirrels, Possums, Raccoons, rabbits and the neighbors cat.

    About once a year I have some Indigo buntings come through and eat off my Finch feeders. They are the only true blue appearing bird and are very pretty.

    I feed year round and am ready for the Hummingbirds to return.

    I feed thistle, black oil sunflowers, mixed wild bird grain and occasionally suet blocks.

    My last trip to the feed store was $49.00. I fill 6 feeders every day and pour some on a rock for the ground feeders. It's pretty crazy, but I enjoy it.
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  • Ronald J. Snow
    A bit off your topic, but birds feeding none the less.

    Yesterday morning my SIL went snowmobiling on a pond not far from here and saw two adult and one juvenile bald eagle eating fish that people had left on the ice.

    Later in the day my brother took some kids up to see the eagles were still there. Much to their suprise, there were eight adult eagles on the pond at one time. Seems good to have them back in the area in healthy numbers. Now the next trick is to get pictures; perhaps this coming weekend. RJSnow
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  • soop
    We are feeding
    Starling
    Sparrow
    Cardinal
    Junco
    Bluejay
    Flica
    Woodpecker
    Titmouse
    Chicadee
    Crow
    And 6 to 15 whitail deer everyday daily
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  • victorlvlb
    I'm feeding mostly
    Sparrows,and Dove.We do have these red headed little guys that can sing there hearts out in the spring and part of the summer.
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  • Hunter Mag
    Robbins
    Cardinals
    Sparrows
    Doves
    Blue Jays
    Grackles
    Black birds
    Wood Peckers
    Gold Finch
    Yellow Finch
    An Occaisional Purple Finch
    And a Red Tail Hawk that sits on the fence above where the mice have a nest.
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