We are part of an extended Family of Cardinals since 3 years ago. We are family. They know us personally make eye contact and bring close to the branches their cute off springs for us to meet as soon can fly a little We feel honored blessed by their trust and amazing company. A Miracle from our Creator. Blessings.
Extremely interesting! Thank you my fav backyard bird also love our mockingbirds. We live right up the bank of the oostenaula river and are blessed to see so much wildlife. We have a family of cardinals and mockingbirds that have been here several years now. They all sing to me and I sing back. I truly believe they are all divine spiritual messengers . Just beautiful !
I’m fascinated with this bird. Bought a bird bath after seeing a Blue Jay drinking water from the dog’s plate. A bunch of other birds came as well and a cardinal showed up one day, mostly brown and some red. A few days later another one, different color, mostly red. I’m in FL, temperatures are warning up right now and they are here every day, at any time. Thank you for this vid, I’m learning how to recognize them when they sing.
THANK YOU for teaching me all about the cardinal. This is the 1st time I ever learn anything about ANY bird! I’m 56, I witnessed a beautiful Cardinal in my back yard, so I found a bag of Cardinal food (seeds with mealworms), at Lowe’s Home Improvement, that’s supposed to attract them, buuut, the squirrels kept eating the block of seeds that I put out on top of my bird house! (As fast as I would put it out, they would devour it.!). 😳😂 …So your video has shown me what not to do and what to do! I never realized how squirrels love bird seeds and meal worms! 🤣🤣. I know. I’m a dummy. But thanks for this video. I’m learning!…have a great day! Greetings from New Orleans.
Thank you, no matter what stage we are at we are all learning, no worries, let me know if I can help anytime, we have many vids on our channel , Facebook, Instagram and our website, gilligalloubird.com have fun! Bob
I've gotta have 50 of them around my yard here in S.E. Tennessee...easily. We had tons of babies this spring. Also finches, Towhees, Wood Thrush, Chickadees, Titmice, many species of Sparrows, a Red Bellied Woodpecker and a few Downy Woodpeckers (they love the suet)!! I put my feeder up a couple years ago and the population exploded. I live adjacent to a wood line with many trees and thick brush. Perfect for these birds. I put the feeder about 10 feet from where I sit outside and over time they've gotten quite used to me. Actually had an adult female Cardinal land on my arm this summer. It was amazing. Truly incredible creatures and humans could learn a lot from them. I love them all and the money I
Bob is right about cardinals becoming more urban birds. We see them year round in South Florida. The pairs I see prefer the feeder between our house and our neighbor. Our cardinals and mockingbirds love the bright purple berries of our American Beauty Berry trees, and they grow all over the Southeast USA. PS to Bob - Love, love love your videos! Just watched one on how to take apart and clean my Brome Squirrel Buster.
Thanks so much for these tips! Have been fostering a true pair of fledglings for the last month and just put them into a flight cage! These tips are very helpful to make their perfect set up! Aloha & Mahalo to you!
Excellent presentation! I live in Southeast Kansas and it seems that winter is being kind so far and my next door neighbor moved away this week and gave us several "shepherd's cane" bird feeders which are appreciated. We kinda had a deal where I would feed the squirrels (to keep them away from the bird feeders) and they would feed the birds. My wife and I have been growing a "portable container garden" for almost 4 years (since we and our neighbor are renters), so now I have to help our feathered friends. The only ones that I have not seen lately are the Cardinals and Bluejays. So, I really want to keep our little 'tradition' going and your sage advice is what I needed this morning. Thank you! "Doc"
lol I'm watching your video outside, each time the cardinal chirped in your video, ones in my trees n are 2 rt now IN the tree not liking im sitting out when they want to eat n I threw some seed on the ground for them, but found it funny they sang after they heard a cardinal on your video
That’s beautiful, and this time of year especially they are very protective of their territory, so when he heard the call he was like, back of jack, lol 😆 cool 😊👌 thanks for sharing., Bob
@@gilligallou it was just too cute n funny not to share w you, also you taught me again because I forgot since the house I moved from didn't have trees like this house, so I forgot what a cardinal sounded like. Later tonight I must play this video again and see if the 2 chime in again lol
Watching this now. I have several Cardinals around daily I feed both on the ground an have a clear window feeder. Took a week or so before they found it and they feed like crazy. We have a few Woodpeckers also and they are something else. Then of course we have the little birds that seem to share
thank you very much, I do indeed need to get back into my videos, since covid I have had no staff and have been focused on store operations, I appreciate your message, thank you ,, Bob
Hi there, they do indeed, very much a problem. You can phone your municipality/city etc and talk to the bylaw, more and more they are looking at cats the same as stray dogs running around. Cats kill millions of birds annually, they need to be controlled, thank you, Bob 😊
I bought a bird feeder, safflower seeds, a bag that has a mix of seeds, meal worms, and a bird bath. I attract so many other different birds. I even bought a apple tree and 2 blueberry bushes. I only saw a male and female. They stayed for about 3 minutes and since then I have not seen anymore. 😔
Just add a handful of shelled peanuts with your feed, it works wonders. The female cardinal is far bolder than the male and visits often in our backyard. Also too many birds, that is dozen sparrows, half a dozen doves, dozen catbirds and few red winged blackbirds seems to have scared the shy cardinals and woodpeckers. But they do come just not that often. A handful of peanuts in the mixture of cheap walmart & lowes birdfood does wonders.
Small bugs, spiders, small berries, cut up even, hulled sunflower seeds cut up, also if you have a bird rescue facility near you (google it) wild bird rescue, they can help you also, nice job, all the best , 👌👌👌😊
Thanks so much for this great video and all the others that you do. I used to have so many Cardinals when I lived in Connecticut however now that I'm in Maine for some reason I have no Cardinals and I've done everything to try to make my habitat attractive for them I do have one of the squirrel buster plus feeders with the Cardinal ring and I do use safflower and black oil see and I have it hanging off my deck on a long hook so it's not that far off the ground and I know people in my town who see Cardinals all the time I've been here 8 years and I haven't seen one I have tons of chickadees but no Cardinals. I don't know what I'm doing wrong I live in coastal Connecticut about 4 MI from the water and in the woods so it should be an ideal spot but nothing. Any ideas?
I have a cardinal that we inherited from our homes previous owners. He loves to fight with his image and admire himself in a mirror. Problem is, he only does that on our guest vehicles and leaves behind large deposits, no returns! He reminds us of the character in the Chicago Fire series, Severide. So, that’s his name! I want to build a feeder/house for Jolin and the other birds and include a mirror for his preening. Any suggestions? BTW, great video!
Wonderful content, just ran across your videos. Can't find that kind of bird equipment on this side of the lake in Michigan. Do you have an online store? I'll have to check it out.
I just found your channel. Thanks for the very helpful video. Cardinals are year around in our backyard. We have seen at least four at a time. They like our neighbors evergreen tree but stops by for our apple tree. The tree is dying and I bought a sauet block feeder to replace the tree. Other neighbors have feeders and food gardens. I watch them eat the food. I'll never tell on the birds. My concern is water. Any ideas?
Anything can work for water really, as long as you keep it fresh, the n winter lots of people use heated water bowls, they are available on our web site ,giving the birds water is a great idea, 👌👌😊, Bob
Darlen 192021 morning, they move around some what depending on the year, that said you should see them year round there. They have become very urban, living in heaven cover of hedges etc , Bob
