If Rock Pigeons are dominating your feeding station, the first place I look is the food they can reach easily, especially seed on the ground and broad trays. Scaring them away rarely fixes the reason they keep returning. A better approach is to reduce ground food, remove easy landing surfaces, and use feeder designs that … Read more
A standard tube feeder is excellent for small birds, but it physically excludes larger species. If you want to see Northern Cardinals, you do not need to throw away your setup and buy a massive hopper. For about eight dollars, adding a simple tube bird feeder with tray attachment changes the landing geometry completely. This … Read more
A tube bird feeder is the most versatile feeder type you can buy, but the port size determines almost everything about which birds actually show up. If you match the seed to the port incorrectly, the feeder clogs and the birds leave. Getting a tube feeder to work perfectly comes down to understanding seed flow, … Read more