I always enjoy viewing bird cam feeders. Oh, you have a pair of goldfinches. I see them in our yard; however, they rarely visit the feeders. They much prefer snacking on the plants in our yard. , you have a squirrel visitor. It almost looks like an adolescent. I am currently cleaning my bird cam feeders. I'll put them back outside later today.
Your yard is so peaceful and beautifully laid out. I look forward to the weekends when I can spend time outdoors. Our place is tranquil also. I hope you have a great weekend!
We have the same birds visiting our feeders. We also get the squirrels; however, I've noticed that the squirrel prefers the feeder next to a fence. The one under the chestnut tree it leaves alone. The larger birds typically use that feeder and have no issue running off the squirrel.
I recently discovered your channel and enjoy watching the birds I see here. I know some of the birds I see on our camera; however, I've had to look up/identify some. That has been fun! This part of your yard is similar to ours, except you have more of a downhill slope than we do. We have peach, cherry, and mulberry trees back there. Outside that fence is a grapevine, blackberry bushes, and the woods. The woods on our property are almost three acres. I plan to install a self-watering solar-powered "bucket stream" inside the fence to encourage more small wildlife. I plan to dig a hole for the bucket, fill it with water, drop the motor inside the bucket-filled water, and run the aquarium tubing so it comes out the top (after I drill holes in the lid). I will top the lid with rocks. I got the idea from videos about adding fountains/watering sources into gardens/yards. Of course, I also have to "birdproof' some of our plants. We've always welcomed wildlife onto our property; however, with increased activity, they are loving my blackberry bushes. I have a fence that encloses them (groundhog and rodent-proof) and m raised garden beds. My plants are no longer being nibbled! I'll install deer netting on the top of that fence to keep out my feathered friends. They have plenty of wild food and. berries that they can snack on, and they do. :)
I recently installed two bird feeders that have cameras. I have others without; however, I've always loved bird watching. I now have the video stream playing in the background during the day. It's something I enjoy. I work remotely and enjoy checking on them and seeing the variety of visiting birds.
@@bobbedingfield Sunflower seeds, peanuts r good but mealworms r harmful to parrots, so use soaked chickpeas instead, soak them overnight. Slices of apples, grapes, mangoes, watermelon r relished by all birds.
Nice backyard and a beautiful species of birds. Thank you for labeling and naming them, thus making the video more educational. Of course the pesky squirrel(s) always have to show up and invade a feeder meant for birds. 😅
Apparently I’m a bit dense at the moment, but I really do not understand your comment. I do appreciate your viewing my video and I’d appreciate any suggestions to make these better. Thanks again and have a great day.
