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The poster said 325, not 375

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Scrub Jay's are the best!!!

by Iris Delgado, Thu, 09 May 2019
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How can I separate nyler seeds from hulls finshes kick out? They toss out so much expensive seed along with the hulls of the seeds they have eaten. How can I separate them so I can return the still whole seeds back into the feeder?

by Seen From Here, Sat, 04 May 2019
Re: A House Finch with Puffy Eyes is at My Birdfeeder. What Should I Do?

We had some cases of what I think was avian trichomonosis here this summer in central NY. Are you hearing anything about that? My understanding is that even the hawks can get it from consuming infected song birds.

by D.Mac, Sat, 04 May 2019
Re: Ask Birdsquatch: How to Appease House Wrens » Watching Backyard Birds.com

I have experienced this when a house wren punctured 5 blue bird eggs last spring in our blue bird box. Then I hung out a wren box by the trees and he got busy filling it and left the bluebirds alone and they successfully raised another brood!

by Susan, Sun, 07 Apr 2019

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