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Don’t forget to feed the birds..
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This guy Feeding the birds and then this happened...

Birds shelter from the rain.. 😊

We always do that. Takes so little, but the reward they give you is so big 🐦⬛🦜

I watched the entire 3 1/2 minutes waiting to see the squirrels arrive and take over!!

Holy crap those birds eat nicer than I do Love how pretty it was set out there

Swan breaking the ice for the smaller birds.. 😊

If I even attempted to put out those types of food for my local birds I'd have squirrels from every part of the county staring down my backyard preparing to dine. The birds wouldn't have a chance.

Tuppence a bag, my brothers and sisters.

This is beautiful to watch

..on it!

Loved this Robin I fed on my hand for 4yrs…so sad he vanished in mid 2025. Miss him so much 😢

I enjoyed watching that though the big stuff might be for 4 legged creatures. I have 2 feeders I check, reload & keep clean daily….

where I live cannot have feeders...but I sneak food for birds in the parking lot and under my truck if its snowing...

For about 4 years this Robin would fly to me when I approached his territory & happily take food from my hand. Sadly he vanished last Spring. Miss him so much

And don't forget the opossums. A misunderstood little fellow that is really valuable to keep around, especially if you hate ticks!

Second morning routine, right after let my dogs pee.

a regular Golden Corral for the birds

Sweet. I. Never forget

We buy individual 50# bags of bird seed types bc the white millet is preferred over the red in most mixes. 2 feeders go through about 7Q bucket of food DAILY, double that if temps get into single digits!

Apparently, they don’t have those rats with the bushy tails where this guy lives

Sweetie where did all my snacks go:

What a feast! Precious little birdies.

♡

Every day. And the squirrels/rabbits, and every night the raccoons.

Lovely to watch, big thanks for not playing music in the video. Much more pleasant to watch!

Where I live, this would be eaten by squirrels, wild turkeys and deer.

Charcuterie board for the birds!

Everyday

