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BIRD FEEDERS

        *  What kind of birds have you seen near by?  Small, medium, large or extra large?

        *  When do the birds visit?  Morning, noon or night, winter summer, spring or fall?

        *  How many birds do you want to feed?  Just a few or a flock party?

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Bird Feeder Categories

Birdfeeders with Personality                                           Squirrel Deterrents

Basket -Wire Mesh                            Seeds on the Outside of the Birdfeeders   
Ceramic Feeders                                                       Stone & Religious Items

Little Houses  ;                                                               Suet Birdfeeders

Gazebo Birdfeeders                                                      Holiday Thistle Sack
Hummingbird Feeder                                                       Tube Birdfeeders

Metal Birdfeeders                                                        Wall Mount Feeders
Observation Stations                                            Weather Protected Feeders

     Ringo was a Starling who came to live with us because he had fried the ends of his wings when he landed on hot fresh asphalt as a baby and as a result he could only fly in a cartwheel type small circle.  Consequently the other starlings in the rehab flight aviary picked on him.  

     When he arrived at our house, knowing how social starling are they sent him with a friend.  Or so they thought.  It was only after we removed the second bird and sent him back to the flight aviary that Ringo started to sing.  He never stopped singing and learning to mimic any noise he hear, after that.

     Our local Federal Express guy normally visited every day around 10:00 am except on weekends and holidays.  One morning, forgetting it was a holiday, I rose from my desk when I hear the beep, beep, beep of the truck and headed for the door.  With no truck in site, you can imagine my confusion.  Returning to my work, I figured he must be on the lower street.

     Just a few minutes passed before the sound got me to my feet again, only to be disappointed again.  This time, before heading back to my desk, my daughter came in to the room and asked me why I kept going to the door.  She had a good laugh knowing it was a national holiday.  But as we laughed, the beep, beep, beep sound started up again. 

     Even though it sounded like it was coming from the street, this time it was louder… and it was coming from behind me.  Both my daughter and I yelled simultaneously, “Ringo!” as we turned in time to see him close his beak. 

     After that, when the dog across the street came to visit, Ringo announced him by baking at him.  And on those nights when my work would not let me go to bed, Ringo kept the room alive with the sounds of the frogs in our terrarium.

Hummingbird Feeders