Don't forget the birds

[Messie]

Originally Posted by DarrenSV650S

**** the birds!

Sorry, what's that darren? Oh FEED the birds! Oh yes, that is the feathered kind.

You'd be surprised how many of your old food scraps the birds would love to eat at this time. Won't cost you much, if anything. Bit of time maybe

[timwilky]

That's it put stuff out to encourage the tree and ground rats.

There is a nice sparrow hawk round here getting fat on collared doves on my lawn (Must get a piccy). That is how nature intends birds to feed.

Don't forget the furry friends as well.
We have a family of snowshoe hares that we feed in the front yard, and yesterday there were a number of white tail deer that have ventured up out of the park eating the rabbit food, so we have put some hay out for them. Glad the bears are hibernating at the moment (I don't blame them!)

[Spiderman]

Originally Posted by urbane1

Don't forget the furry friends as well.
We have a family of snowshoe hares that we feed in the front yard, and yesterday there were a number of white tail deer that have ventured up out of the park eating the rabbit food, so we have put some hay out for them. Glad the bears are hibernating at the moment (I don't blame them!)

Surely the wildlife in canada are used to this as its a yearly thing, no?

Its just here in the uk we get snow like this so rarely that the wildlife dont know what the hell is going on.

[Bibio]

whats the point in putting out food for the wildlife if it gets frozen?

Originally Posted by Bibio

whats the point in putting out food for the wildlife if it gets frozen?

It won't hang around long enough for it to get frozen, birds are very hungry at this time of year, and once they get wind you're putting food out they'll be waiting for it no sooner have you done so.

My birds freezing her t1ts off too.

Nipples are well on show

Originally Posted by Spiderman

Surely the wildlife in canada are used to this as its a yearly thing, no?

Its just here in the uk we get snow like this so rarely that the wildlife dont know what the hell is going on.

This is the second winter in a row that we have had long periods of -20 to -30 tempratures and snow on the ground for weeks on end. The wildlife does survive, but welcome some assistance.

Originally Posted by Spiderman

i got some fat balls but i aint letting birds peck at them




hehe.

3 posts and you degraded the thread, you slacking today or what spidey?

Originally Posted by missyorkie_chris

It won't hang around long enough for it to get frozen, birds are very hungry at this time of year, and once they get wind you're putting food out they'll be waiting for it no sooner have you done so.

then they'll start crapping on all your property waiting for it