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Where can i find plans to make I am looking for plans to
build a wild bird feeder. I
prefer one for a post, made of
wood, with a hopper, and 4
sides for the birds to feed
from.
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http://www.aces.edu/pubs/docs/ Y/YANR-0008/ http://www.craftybirds.com/bir dfeeders.html here are several different designs to chose from |
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How do i make a wild bird my kids want to put up some
feeders for the winter......
can we use slices of sawn up
log, and what mixes do we put
into it ??? thanks xx
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Hopefully the following site will be of help. http://www.rspb.org.uk/youth/m akeanddo/activities/birdfeeder .asp?step=1 If it doesn't come up - all I did was google "How to make a birdfeeder". Good luck. |
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Is it safe to catch wild birds Can the wild birds harm the
snakes in anyway? Like disease
or whatever. They seem to
enjoy the birds so far.
No I do not kill them first. I
just toss them in with the
snakes. It's kinda amusing
watching them being caught. It
is cheaper to feed the birds
than buy "other'' stuff. I
need to save money.
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Provided you are not trapping and feeding illegal birds though I doubt there are many endangered species that you would be catching and feeding. The gastric juices in the snakes digestive tract is good enough to destroy most any bacteria/disease that a bird might have or carry. The biggest threat to a snake would be yard dirt that you might bring into the house and introduce to your snakes container. As I understand it you can use yard dirt after you put it in a pan and bake it in an oven at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes so to kill any parasites that might inhabit the dirt that might burrow it's way into the skin of the snake. Don't let those "squimish" tree huggers get under your skin. These are merely people who don't understand the cycle of life. If you weren't catching these birds to feed to your snake,there would be another snake out there in nature getting them anyway. Those same tree huggers need to know and understand that not all snakes eat mice. |
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