Price of Nuts .... feed the birds tuppence a bag .....

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    Spruce Glad to be back .....

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    the bag they came in , and staying in the kitchen :lunapic 130165696578242 5: well its warm dry and vermin free
     
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      I hope you continue to be vermin free with such a well stocked "pantry" :heehee:

      Only teasing - I think you are wonderful to invest in your local wildlife :thumbsup:
       
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        on a dull day raining and windy and in they come , the Nuthatch is my favorite I can be 6 feet away from it now and it carries on feeding , my mum told me the story when I was 6 I went out into the garden and gave the birds a full box of porridge oats :snork: when every where was covered in snow
         
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          Aww, Spruce!!!!! What a wonderful person you already were at 6yo :grphg:
          (Did your mother explain to you about .... :th scifD36: .... "bloat" ... :whistle: ... :dunno: ) :heehee:

          My daughter, then aged around 6yo and a few days after a bonfire night back garden effort ... calmly walked into the lounge delicately holding in the cup of her hands, a manky, maggot infested, decomposing blackbird :eeew:

          She very gingerly walked right up to me carrying her precious cargo, thrust it under my nose, and ... put forward her genuine, childlike request:-

          "Mummy: will you kiss it better, please?" :noidea:

          :hate-shocked: :eeew: :help: :eeew: :runforhills: :eeew:

          (As a mother, I believed I was good; as a person ... I knew ... I wasn't *that* good! :huh: )

          So, as any reasonable parent would do ... I abdicated *any* responsibility; instructed her to "put it back: gently!" and to let God do what was best for it :phew: :whistle:

          If only she had asked me for oats ... :dunno:
           
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            I've just ordered 25kg of suet pellets from an ebay seller for £16.70. They seem to be the most popular food with the birds in my garden. Peanuts go off before they are eaten and sunflower seeds are spat out?!
             
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              Hi Yvonne

              do you put them in a feeder ? something I have never tried for the birds
               
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              Yes, I have two of these Guardman Feeders (which are very east to take apart and clean) and currently I have to fill them twice a day. Sorry to post this pic again
               
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