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| That face is part enjoyment, part disgust! |
After we had talked about her bird feeder when we got home, we moved our current bird feeder and let hers have the main feeder spot until the birds had eaten all of the seed. We set the feeder out on Friday night.
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| Feeling the seed! It's a sensory toy too! |
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| Placing the feeder in our bird feeder spot. |
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| If I were a bird, I would definitely dig into that! |
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| Of course Jack goes crazy because it's something different...Ugh, that dog! |
On Saturday, we noticed that some birds (or so we thought) had started nibbling on the feeder! There was a patch of seed missing. Our feeder spot is right next to the window so we quite often get a very close look at the birds in the area. We noticed this squirrel on Saturday but didn't think it was possible for him to get to the actual feeder.
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| Too daunting or not too daunting? That is the question. |
By Sunday, Kate's feeder had been licked bone dry! And we were amazed at how much the birds liked that seed!
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| Do birds even have tongues? (Yes, they do, for those of you that were wondering. I just googled it.) |
And then we noticed this sly squirrel, feasting on the remains of the sunbutter that coated the bottle initially...
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| I believe he stayed up there to lick his fingers when he was done too. (And, yes, squirrels have fingers. I'm making an executive decision on that one.) |
And we realized that it wasn't the birds at all that feasted on Kate's bird feeder all weekend...it was the squirrels.
Those little rascals! We have since moved our super squirrel preventer feeder back to its original spot and aren't looking back.
Happy Earth Week!
