Hi Shady - what a great little feeder! I've been catching up on your posts - I loved the tour of your friends and families gardens - they're all so different, but all so pretty!
I've never seen a feeder like this ~ very cool. I love the last photo. I agree that you are getting some great bird shots this winter! Keep it up. Have a great weekend too. :-)
Shady, great capture of the little chickadee with the seed in his mouth. They came to our suet feeder and sort of took over following the dark-eyed Juncos. Have a wonderful weekend. Hope it's filled with sunshine.
I saw a pair of little birds hopping around my patio. I thought, please build a nest here, do you see the new bird bath right next to the patio? Your babies would be so fun to watch out my window . . . but I don't think they decided to set up house here. Too bad. I really should get a bird feeder like yours to entice them to stay longer!
Hi Rebecca, I'm glad chickadees are enjoying the feeder, as I like it too! :-)
Thank you, Gail. I've misplaced the instruction book (yipes!) so I haven't explored the manual settings yet.
Hi Jo! No chance of breaking this feeder. :-) It just takes a special bird that doesn't mind being inside a confined space. I do have a birdhouse outdoors that I intend to mosaic. I need to bring it indoors, don't I?
Hi Liz, My real-life friends are as varied as my blogging friends and their gardens! :-) Makes it fun.
Rosemary, the feeder's not too large - so they'll have to get in line! ;-)
Hi Kathleen, I was very excited to get that last photo! :-)
Di, chickadees are fun to watch. They are so QUICK! Thanks for your visit. :-)
VW, Your thoughts echo mine... :-) Perhaps there'd be something on etsy?
Hi Noelle, It is a cute little feeder. And the little chickadees are so cute, too. :-)
Chad and Brandi, I think you're absolutely right!
Randy, You're right, but there are a couple of other feeders much more handy for the other birds. For sure I'll be watching to see if the chickadees share this feeder. :-)
Chickadees are my favorite bird. No, I don't really have A favorite but darn I sure think they're cute. The feeder looks cozy. I see Cameron left a comment. I'll click here to see her Giverney post. Stay warm.
What an unusual and attractive feeder, that's a lot of snow on the top though, I'm sure the birds are grateful for the food you put out in such weather.
I have been catching up again and thoroughly enjoyed seeing all the colourful gardens on previous posts, I could almost feel the warm sunshine on my face :) I also loved seeing how your house plants are progressing, the pink Christmas Cactus is a beauty.
Grace, I agree. I don't have a favorite bird, but the chickadees are right up there at the top of the list... (with almost all the others!) ha. Having Cameron's post just before yours was "serendipitous!" :-) Have a great weekend.
Shy Songbird, You are always so sweet with your comments. With regard to the warm sunshine, I understand your meaning. It's cold outdoors right now! ha! Have you ever tried a Christmas cactus? They're very easy to grow, I think. :-)
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Adorable feeder, perfect for the little ones.
ReplyDeleteYou and your camera are getting to be even better friends...Shady these shots are wonderful. gail
ReplyDeleteThe other birds are probably scared of breaking it and having you scold them :-)
ReplyDeleteUnusual material for a birdfeeder, but very attractive.
Mosaic version coming up?
Hi Shady - what a great little feeder!
ReplyDeleteI've been catching up on your posts - I loved the tour of your friends and families gardens - they're all so different, but all so pretty!
Cute feeder wait until the chickadee tells his friends about this new spot, you will end up with lots of eager birds.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a feeder like this ~ very cool. I love the last photo. I agree that you are getting some great bird shots this winter! Keep it up. Have a great weekend too. :-)
ReplyDeleteShady, great capture of the little chickadee with the seed in his mouth. They came to our suet feeder and sort of took over following the dark-eyed Juncos. Have a wonderful weekend. Hope it's filled with sunshine.
ReplyDeleteI saw a pair of little birds hopping around my patio. I thought, please build a nest here, do you see the new bird bath right next to the patio? Your babies would be so fun to watch out my window . . . but I don't think they decided to set up house here. Too bad. I really should get a bird feeder like yours to entice them to stay longer!
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca, I'm glad chickadees are enjoying the feeder, as I like it too! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gail. I've misplaced the instruction book (yipes!) so I haven't explored the manual settings yet.
Hi Jo! No chance of breaking this feeder. :-) It just takes a special bird that doesn't mind being inside a confined space. I do have a birdhouse outdoors that I intend to mosaic. I need to bring it indoors, don't I?
Hi Liz, My real-life friends are as varied as my blogging friends and their gardens! :-) Makes it fun.
Rosemary, the feeder's not too large - so they'll have to get in line! ;-)
Hi Kathleen, I was very excited to get that last photo! :-)
Di, chickadees are fun to watch. They are so QUICK! Thanks for your visit. :-)
VW, Your thoughts echo mine... :-) Perhaps there'd be something on etsy?
I like your bird feeder...it is not your ordinary feeder. Hopefully your little friend brings along some of his friends to enjoy your food :^)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. I imagine the smaller birds like that feeder since they can eat without being bothered by the bigger ones.
ReplyDeleteShady,
ReplyDeleteChickadees have lots of friends. bet tomorrow you'll see at least a dozen birds visiting that totally cute feeder.
Hi Noelle, It is a cute little feeder. And the little chickadees are so cute, too. :-)
ReplyDeleteChad and Brandi, I think you're absolutely right!
Randy, You're right, but there are a couple of other feeders much more handy for the other birds. For sure I'll be watching to see if the chickadees share this feeder. :-)
Cute! :-)
ReplyDelete(but not the snow so much anymore -- enough of it)
Cameron
Chickadees are my favorite bird. No, I don't really have A favorite but darn I sure think they're cute. The feeder looks cozy. I see Cameron left a comment. I'll click here to see her Giverney post. Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual and attractive feeder, that's a lot of snow on the top though, I'm sure the birds are grateful for the food you put out in such weather.
ReplyDeleteI have been catching up again and thoroughly enjoyed seeing all the colourful gardens on previous posts, I could almost feel the warm sunshine on my face :) I also loved seeing how your house plants are progressing, the pink Christmas Cactus is a beauty.
Hi Cameron, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGrace, I agree. I don't have a favorite bird, but the chickadees are right up there at the top of the list... (with almost all the others!) ha. Having Cameron's post just before yours was "serendipitous!" :-) Have a great weekend.
Shy Songbird, You are always so sweet with your comments. With regard to the warm sunshine, I understand your meaning. It's cold outdoors right now! ha! Have you ever tried a Christmas cactus? They're very easy to grow, I think. :-)
It doesn't look like there's so much room for bigger birds to fit in there... but chickadees are cute customers! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Monica, that's the beauty of this little feeder! Larger birds cannot fit... thus, the little fellows have a place all their own. :-) How are you??
ReplyDeleteWonderful images Shady, and what a delightful little feeder.
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Hi Karen, Isn't it cute? One could make a feeder with bowls purchased at the store, I think.
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