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You might try some natural peanut butter, Gayle. Inside your feeding
cage. I know what you mean about those Starlings, and there seem to be
a lot more hanging around later than usual this year. That's what makes
a feeding cage such a great idea. If you get a chance, go and see
Suzann's - it's great!
Lois Codling
On 04/01/2011 8:45 PM, Gayle MacLean wrote:
> Sorry, you weren't able to photograph the RW Blackbird
> Was at Sullivan's Pond today, did not see the American Coots, but did
> see 1 Eurasian Wigeon.
> The 2 Baltimore Orioles that have been visiting my feeders seem to be
> doing reasonably alright, here at my backyard feeders.
> I am a little concerned about one though. One is very aggressive-- and
> whenever possible, blocks the other from entering the enclosure (where
> I present the mealworms) at all. Am now offering 2 mealworm trays
> twice a day when possible (the J.O.B. does get in the way, however, no
> matter how early in the day), one in the enclosure & one in the open
> on a large rock nearby, but competed for, & usually, won over, by the
> Starlings that eat absolutely, EVERYTHING! I do think one may be
> starving (despite the concord grape & homemade suet, I've been
> offering) as I did see bright green (almost luminescent) feces inside
> the enclosure, this afternoon.
> Any advice greatly appreciated
> Gayle MacLean
> Dartmouth
>
>
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You might try some natural peanut butter, Gayle. Inside your
feeding cage. I know what you mean about those Starlings, and there
seem to be a lot more hanging around later than usual this year.
That's what makes a feeding cage such a great idea. If you get a
chance, go and see Suzann's - it's great!<br>
<br>
Lois Codling<br>
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On 04/01/2011 8:45 PM, Gayle MacLean wrote:
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<div>Sorry, you weren't able to photograph the RW
Blackbird</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Was at Sullivan's Pond today, did not see the
American Coots, but did see 1 Eurasian Wigeon.</div>
<div> </div>
<div>The 2 Baltimore Orioles that have been visiting my
feeders seem to be doing reasonably alright, here at my
backyard feeders.</div>
<div>I am a little concerned about one though. One is very
aggressive-- and whenever possible, blocks the
other from entering the enclosure (where I present the
mealworms) at all. Am now offering 2 mealworm trays
twice a day when possible (the J.O.B. does get in the
way, however, no matter how early in the day), one in
the enclosure & one in the open on a large rock
nearby, but competed for, & usually, won over, by
the Starlings that eat absolutely, EVERYTHING! I do
think one may be starving (despite the concord grape
& homemade suet, I've been offering) as I did see
bright green (almost luminescent) feces inside the
enclosure, this afternoon. </div>
<div>Any advice greatly appreciated</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Gayle MacLean</div>
<div>Dartmouth<br>
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