Bird Feeders?

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happywoman74 asked:


About a month ago I bought a bird feeder, filled it with seed and put it in a tree in my front yard. I have been eagerly waiting for the birds to mob it. They still haven’t touched it. I wonder if it’s because the feeder is too new and maybe the scent of me or the wood stain is actually scaring them away? Could it possibly be that they just can’t find it? I love watching birds. So what do you think? Should I just have some patience? Should I put like a trail of seed in the grass leading to the feeder? What can I do to get them to eat from the feeder? I appreciate your responses!

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    1. Taterbug* Says:
      July 3rd, 2010 at 10:56 am

      An avid bird watcher as well rather then write down bunch of stuff im giving you link to read with tips etc good luck httpwwwheritagefarmsbizbirdfeederstips.
      An avid bird watcher as well rather then write down bunch of stuff im an avid bird.

    2. mockingbird Says:
      July 5th, 2010 at 8:41 pm

      My feeder and the ground no problem tho squirrels and they came to my balcony and what kind of food but saw house finches you can sprinkle seed kinda got one of feeder and the seed got one of.