What do you have at your birdfeeders?

[Equilibrium]

"I know, you'd rather feed em worms, you rotten worm killer, you! " I'm not alone anymore being a rotten worm killer You're just feeling guilt.

[doccat5]

Not hardly! I'm the gal with all that good worm poo that will make my garden grow.

[Sage]

Originally Posted by doccat5

Not hardly! I'm the gal with all that good worm poo that will make my garden grow.

Worm Poo???

Eeeeeyyeeewwwwwwwwwww!

[Sage]

Here's some of our visitors today Not very good pix from behind plastic covered glass but ...

• Tom Turkey and his friends were looking around near the feeder.
• Cardinal and blue jay
• Surprised to see starlings at the feeder and on my railing
• Tracks from deer mostly

[old34]

I have most of the usuals for country life. I have chickadees, nuthatches, goldfinches, cardinals, downies, a few hairies, red-bellied, redheaded wp(in the summer), various sparrows (no house sparrows thank goodness), rose-breasted grosbeaks (again summer), and an occasional flicker.

[MaggyNoLia]

Visiting our feeders most days are house finches, purple finches, cardinals, chickadees, red-winged blackbirds, mourning doves, blackbirds, red-bellied woodpecker, tufted titmice, squirrels and carolina wrens. Not quite as often we'll see bluebirds, goldfinches, orchard orioles, brown thrashers, blue jays, and downy woodpeckers. Sharp-shinned hawks and red-tailed hawks occasionally visit our feeders too but I would much rather they found their food elsewhere.

[biigblueyes]

Doccat,

I'm thinking Sage might not have heard that you're the Vermicomposting Goddess around here. I bet she won't put a worm bin in the bedroom.

[Equilibrium]

The redpolls were at our feeders again today. This is the second year in a row I have seen them frequenting the feeders. If anyone has purple finches, look close and see if you don't have redpolls.

Orchard orioles we don't have. We do get hawks.

[Sage]

Originally Posted by biigblueyes

Doccat,

I'm thinking Sage might not have heard that you're the Vermicomposting Goddess around here. I bet she won't put a worm bin in the bedroom.

:eek: I don't even have a clue what vermicomposting is either! :eek:

And I bet there is a condo rule against it too!

[Equilibrium]

Once you go soggy, you never go back Sage. You should try a few carnivorous plants. Give your Condo Assoc something to really talk about.