Someone named Creezy went to all this trouble to shower birds and rodents with nuts and seeds. The problem is that when they’re gone, you have to set the whole damn thing up again!
h/t: Barry
Someone named Creezy went to all this trouble to shower birds and rodents with nuts and seeds. The problem is that when they’re gone, you have to set the whole damn thing up again!
h/t: Barry
Ha! Cute, but too much work! We have 8 feeders (four for birds only, four for squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, birds) and then three hummingbird feeders located at different points around the house. Most important – the shared bird bath for all of the cute little critters.
Cool! What’s even cooler is that the video lives on in perpetuity.
I suspect that Cantor would have recognised a medium-sized infinity of clicks. Shorter than any of the major infinities of the imagination, but longer than trivial infinities like the billions years of each grain of sand-sized sediment.
Squirrels are smart, they’ll soon learn to order out from Domino’s! (Apologies in advance…)
If you’re into elaborate squirrel feeders, check out these Mark Robey videos:
Backyard Squirrel Maze 1.0- Ninja Warrior Course
https://youtu.be/hFZFjoX2cGg
Backyard Squirrel Maze 2.0- The Walnut Heist
https://youtu.be/DTvS9lvRxZ8
Was just going to post the Ninja YT – that’s a great one! Great channel, too.
Thanks Paul, I’d seen earlier incarnations of the squirrel mazes but that final Fort Nutz one was excellent!
D’oh – “Fort Knuts”!
What kept the squirrels from crawling directly into the black tub food launcher and feasting there?
They went to Eton and learned honourable behaviour there.
No, I don’t believe it either. Even if they had aerial support from 333 – the Little Piggy Squadron.