Practicing On The Birds
Although the pic is rather dark, you can clearly see my little male Eastern Bluebird is enjoying crumbs from the suet.
If fact, after seeing a suggestion for hanging suet, the Pres has since changed the way we hang suet to accommodate those "birds that cannot hang sideways.
Go ahead, just say it....AWWWWWWWW how cute...you know you want to!!
Accessing the suet is easy for the Nuthatches and Woodpeckers.
Suet is a high energy food that is easily digested in birds such as wrens, creepers, jays, chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers to name a few. It is especially helpful in cold weather since it consists mostly of hard fat some blended with seeds and peanuts.
Of course, one of the favorite feeders for those tiny Chickadees and Finches is our globe.
It protects them from the larger falcons and hawks that hang out in the woods only a few flaps away!
This bunch was waiting for me to finish filling the seed feeders.
Then there's always the larger birds like my regular raptors who don't need my help at all.
Oh, one more thing. Frank, if you see this post. I'm getting better, aren't I?
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