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Welcome, onetuffgoob, and hello there, Hiker07! www.birdsofohio.webnode.com
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I have feeders all over my yard. Had them leave 14 ft. of my old Maple when they cut it down and have hangers on the side of it plus one platform feeder, son put lots of bird houses and shelters on...
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Hey! Just joined the community. Great feeder arrangements posted. I have a large picture window in my dining room which provides me a nice, though fractional view of my deck and backyard/woods....
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Here is a photo of my feeder setup: <p style=”text-align: center;”></p> www.birdsofohio.webnode.com
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Great set up you have there… old swingsets work wonderful … hubby has made 4 hook and 6 hook feeders… love being able to keep most of the feeders in one spot.. I do hang suet in my crabapple tree,...
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This is the set up I still have today. The morning glory flowers are dead but I left them on this year for seeds to eat. It consists of 3 cattle panels cut in half for the sides and top, and the old...
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Well I assume you went to the Duncraft link and if so that is exactly the baffled pole I have and I have a thistle feeder, a feeder for my black oil sunflowers, my suet feeder and also I put my grape...
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Junior I guess you saw my new feeder on the PVC pipe. So far its keeping the tree rats off. I also put a suet cage in a tree. The tree rats have been visiting it but they can’t get a lot at a time so...
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I was just wondering how everyone sets up their feeding stations. As for mine, I have a stump about 8 feet tall with various branches left sticking out in all directions with a different feeder on...
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Wildlife Gardening with Pat Sutton
It may seem that learning to attract wildlife to your garden is complicated and hard to learn, but there are many resources available to help you make your garden a wildlife habitat oasis. I have...
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Meet Teri
[caption id="attachment_5546" align="alignright" width="200" caption="Teri Dunn Chace"][/caption] Fascination with gardening and nature have been a constant in Teri’s wandering life, from her...
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Meet Paula
[caption id="attachment_155" align="alignleft" width="218" caption="Paula Bonelli"][/caption] Paula Bonelli was born in Madison, Wisconsin, but has lived most of her life in the neighboring state of...
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Meet Collie
[caption id="attachment_5461" align="alignright" width="270" caption="Collie Groves"][/caption] When Collie was young she moved from southern California to Oregon. The climate difference was immense,...
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Meet SeEtta
[caption id="attachment_5550" align="alignright" width="300" caption="SeEtta Moss"][/caption] SeEtta Moss was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri where her interest in gardening was stimulated by...
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Meet Jill
[caption id="attachment_163" align="alignright" width="191" caption="Jill Staake"][/caption] Although Jill Staake was raised in a gardening family that grew everything from carrots and corn to...
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Meet Noelle
[caption id="attachment_165" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="Noelle Johnson"][/caption] One of Noelle Johnson’s fondest childhood memories is of growing flowers in her own little garden plot in...
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