Keeping the rif-raf...
Apr 4, 2022 10:37:53 #
out of the mealworm house. I had to decrease the opening to 1 3/8th" by 3" to keep out the starlings, bluejays, grackles and robins. They would gobble down the mealworms in record time. Now the smaller birds, especially the bluebirds can eat in peace.
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kpmac wrote:
Nice move, vz. I fear resistance is futile, though.
Thanks kp. And you might be right. Just when you think you have it figured out, here comes the curve ball. vz
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ecobin wrote:
Nice modification, Erik.
Thanks Elliot. I try to be smarter than the usual starling but that doesn't always work out. vz
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cytafex wrote:
Starlings need to eat too!
There is plenty of other bird food cytafex for them to wolf down. vz
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UTMike wrote:
Good work, Erik! BTW #2 is excellent.
Thanks Mike. Caught the bluebird right before launch. vz
Apr 4, 2022 13:41:43 #
vonzip wrote:
out of the mealworm house. I had to decrease the opening to 1 3/8th" by 3" to keep out the starlings, bluejays, grackles and robins. They would gobble down the mealworms in record time. Now the smaller birds, especially the bluebirds can eat in peace.
Apr 5, 2022 05:45:08 #
vonzip wrote:
out of the mealworm house. I had to decrease the opening to 1 3/8th" by 3" to keep out the starlings, bluejays, grackles and robins. They would gobble down the mealworms in record time. Now the smaller birds, especially the bluebirds can eat in peace.
Nicely done Erik
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