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3 comments:
I love your peanut feeder - I don't have one in the garden ...do they work well?
Dear Deb,
The large peanut feeder is well liked! I wanted it so that the large woodpeckers would be able to get peanuts. I have a small one that is just the right size for the Downys and the Hairys but the Red Bellied could not get to it. I was so pleased to see Red Bellied on the peanuts!The large one also has a dome cover so the peanuts stay dry. The little birds also use it; wrens, chick-a-dees,and woodpeckers. If the Red Headed Woodpeckers ever learn that there are tasty peanuts to be had they just might come to the feeding station! I have the large peanut feeder on the feeding station which has a squirrel guard. I read that the Yellow Bellied Sapsucker also will come to the peanuts, fingers crossed! That would be excellent.
Sigh....
~Q~
My Dear Sprite,
WOW! A kiss from a Sprite is a gift of eternal beauty!
I see fire flies and Northern Lights!
Thank you!
You are magic.
Love,
~Q~
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