One nice thing about living in a trailer is I have my own lawn, which means I can set up a bird feeder.
By Anonymous | Updated 02/09/26(Mon)10:07:51
One nice thing about living in a trailer is I have my own lawn, which means I can set up a bird feeder.
Mine is pretty simple, just a hanging platform feeder and then a tray on the ground as a ground feeder. The little sparrows like to ground feed and I like to make sure they're taken care of
Today they are eating a blend of sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, raisins, and peanut suet pellets, along with whole, unsalted, shelled peanuts left out (the bluejays love the peanuts).
Birds I have seen at my bird feeder:
house sparrows (by far the biggest visitor)
cardinals (runner up)
blue jays (peanut maniacs, love these guys)
red bellied woodpecker (another peanut fanatic)
european starlings
grackles
and... the coolest one yet, I saw a red-tailed hawk swoop in on my bird feeder once to try to get one of those fat-ass fox squirrels!
Is this BANTI or BAVI?
they're fucking huge, I swear as big as cats bluejay looking for the best peanuts and away he goes! BAVI watch BAVI thread up
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thank you kind bavi anon.
every plant there looks totally dead.
plants are very important too >>12778221
that's because it's winter. Those are mullberry bushes. By june they'll be green and leafy and full of sweet berries that I like to pick and eat myself >>12778225
>that's because it's winter
source? the funny thing is I take care of these birds better than I take care of myself >>12778298
unsurprising for an esforeser
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