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KattMama – Glad you were here. I’ve wondered where you were, I know you are busy with other things, but elated you were able to see where we are now. I wish Jode knew too, haven’t seen her in eons. Hope all is well.
Enta – Consider it payback for all the times you’ve beaten me by a whisker. That’s a superb picture. I wish we had those squirrels here but we’re stuck with the highly ditzy grey squirrels. At least they’re very entertaining.
KattMama – Glad you were here. I’ve wondered where you were, I know you are busy with other things, but elated you were able to see where we are now. I wish Jode knew too, haven’t seen her in eons. Hope all is well.
Enta – Consider it payback for all the times you’ve beaten me by a whisker.
That’s a superb picture. I wish we had those squirrels here but we’re stuck with the highly ditzy grey squirrels. At least they’re very entertaining.
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Enta – Consider it payback for all the times you’ve beaten me by a whisker.
We don't get the ones in that photo either. I do get grey, red, and fox squirrels, and eastern chipmunks at my ground feeders though.
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... Man you have busy feeders.
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We've had the feeders up for years but in the spring of 2014 we moved it over a few feet and tied it into a patio we laid at the base of a deck my husband built. I wanted to try and catch more of the seed the critters toss around with such abandon.
Here it is in progress.
This is after it was finished.
The sagging old wood fence (that my husband said was only held up by habit)
was replaced this spring.
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Momentary break from the theme. Typical cat.
OK this is just wrong! If he/she didn't have the cone of silence on it's head that cat would be dinner.
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I love that! The weather vane on top is awesome! I want your yard (and house), and the neighbor's. No kissing up, I really like it. Someday we'll buy a house, likely in Oregon, and will build a feeding area just like that. Thank you for the idea. Gonna meet a lot of new "friends" with that.48,715
We've had the feeders up for years but in the spring of 2014 we moved it over a few feet and tied it into a patio we laid at the base of a deck my husband built. I wanted to try and catch more of the seed the critters toss around with such abandon.
Here it is in progress.
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This is after it was finished.
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The sagging old wood fence (that my husband said was only held up by habit)
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Either the dog was tranquilized into oblivion or has the patience of a saint.OK this is just wrong! If he/she didn't have the cone of silence on it's head that cat would be dinner.
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