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Then come the squirrels. The first Temporary Suspended Platforms will come tentatively tail flashing a warning to his friends and relatives. How exciting, you will think, we are attracting cute little squirrels. The first squirrel will find your feeders. If you have platform or ground feeders, these will be the first targets. We have watched as this solitary squirrel returned with one, then two, three and finally four others seeking this daily bounty. That is OK, they are cute too. They can be. We have one who loves to get in the platform feeder and lay on his belly, guarding his feast, as he uses both paws to shovel in the goods. Cute lasts only so long when these guys eat their fill every day and start keeping your birds from the feeders. What to do.
Lastly, no matter how hard you try, you can't catch 'em standing on dry land. Get out there and give it your best shot - I'm sure the rewards will be worth the effort!
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The tube feeders you can buy at the stores are made of plastic and will not last very long. Soon the plastic will break with the cold and you will have to get new ones. Building one with wood is a great idea. To do so build a long rectangle box and drill one inch holes all around it. Adding perched under the holes will attract a large variety of small birds that cannot Learn more cling as easily as woodpeckers and finches can.