Cardinal Bird Feeder

Baby Cardinal birds growing from hatchlings to fledglings. I fed them with the exact all baby birds hand feeding formula. I took a few pictures every day for about 2 weeks to see how quick they grow. They were really fun to watch.They are currently living wild in my backyard.

I bought a bird feeder and ive hund it on my washing line no birds have come to it yet its a yellow birdfeeder with small lines on the side were the birds hang onto it and small holes WITH BLACK SUNFLOWER SEEDS in them the feeder was by RSPCA and is for wild birds so will they come and why arnt they looks like this:http://www.birdfood.co.uk/common_images/image_store/trade_bg_feeder.jpg

The ALP won’t come and pick up strays . I don’t drive, and cat foods for 6 stray is getting expensive.I keep calling and feeding, and every season more kittens that are attacked by more large stray dogs…where’s the help the humane society is suppose to provide? I’ve kept them as healthy as I can , without having them inside my home. Where is the help, they take in dogs all the time, are cats less important? Don’t give me that crap…cats kill the wild birds, I watched a german shepard take down a blue jay and then a cardinal last week.

see we have a lot of pets we have 6 dogs 2 guineapigs 2 cats a ton of pet chickens and alot more.i always want to feed the wild birds that cant fit on the hanging feeder. like cardinals or others. without the chickens eating it off the ground or the dog knocking the platform over. then the cickens eat off the ground again. is there a better way i could feed them without the chickens and dogs ruining all the seed.

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I’m not talking about super stale, just a bit, I like to feed my birds (wild birds, sparrows cardinals, doves) a seed mix but sometimes put out stale bread, just wondering if its ok.

we have a lot of chickens and we feed the wild birds too. the little birds come to the hanging feeders cardinals dont because they like the ground. they are my favorite birds, so how could i feed them and keep the chickens not locked up in the day?

Hi, I put up a new bird feeder that attaches to my window. It has 3 trays in it. I have sunflower seeds in one tray, nutty suet in one, and cardinal/songbird mix in the third. I also have another larger regular feeder in the yard that has been there for a long time. The wild birds visiting my new window feeder seem to be fighting over it. Three can sit on it, but then another one will fly up and flap at them until it can get in there. Is this normal behavior and okay? Or should I can this additional feeder down? I should say that we’ve had a sudden back cold snap with over a foot of snow. I

I am new to bird feeding/watching hobby and would love to know of good website with forums where I can get more information.

we feed the birds in our back yard every day. there are blue jays, cardinals, humming birds, etc. but there is this bird that has grayish-brown body with a big red mark on top of his head. is that a wild bird or somebody’s pet? is there any wild birds that have a red mark on their head? i live on long island(just to let you know about the location)

I have bird seed and baked goods for food in the yard constantly. Its vey cold and snow covered here in Michigan. I am getting mostly sparrows, cardinals, blue jays ,blackbirds,starlings, morning doves and junco.Someone told me all I am doing is supplementing their diet, that they are wild birds, know how to survive and find other food. When I put the seed and food on the ground they are usually there within seconds. Am I supplementing their food or is it primary souce ?

I made a wooden birdhouse for the enjoyment of watching baby birds grow. I want to know HOW to get wild birds like cardinals and house finches to lay eggs in the bird house. Are they not laying in it because it has human scent on it? I put one of them in a tangled bush where dozens of house finches always stay, I put the other in an easy to get to spot deep in a big pine tree in my backyard. Any suggestions on where to put if that would help with the egg laying?