Do You Train Your Squirrels? [ July 16th, 2010 ] Posted in » Blog

My Kindergarten Class

Since I moved into my home nine years ago, I’ve had squirrels.  My property backs up to a wooded area that borders several properties so I’ve had my fair share.  When I started birding seven years ago I decided that I would feed them as well.  Since I employ a raccoon baffle on my main feeder station and squirrel baffles on my bluebird houses, I wasn’t concerned about my back yard becoming overly popular.  I have a corncob feeder and squirrel box on my back fence and a squngee hanging from one of my smaller trees.  There was an initial learning curve for them to learn and trust these feeders but with a mixture of adults and children back there the knowledge was acquired.  Whether it took an adult to learn and show a little one or the little ones just happened on it by being nosey, it did happen.

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Leica Ultravid HD 8×42 Binoculars Review

First Look

Most bird watchers like to have the best set of binoculars they can afford. Our hobby is a true passion for many, a lifelong enjoyment of nature and her feathered creatures. A great set of binoculars becomes a trusted partner in the pleasure we find, often gaining sentimental significance as the years of outstanding performance mount up. That attitude leads many to purchase a best-in-class set of glasses like the Leica Ultravid HD 8×42 Binoculars. Less expensive sets offer many of the same features, but generally lack the same level of quality and durability.
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