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Birds Eating Bird Seed Too Fast. However, there are several reasons behind this seemingly. This is the correct answer. If it’s too close to a high traffic area, not near any shelter, or too high up, birds won’t feel safe using it. Invasive species such as european starlings and house sparrows are often considered “unwelcome” feeder visitors. The sight of discarded seeds around your bird feeders can be puzzling, leading us to wonder why birds waste so much food. I had problems at first with nyger seed in that nothing was coming to eat it, but it seems once one bird gets a taste for the stuff. Not only will it keep the birds away, but it will retain moisture and help the grass seed germinate, but it will also. The best way to prevent this is to put out better seed, and to put out less seed. Placement is key for a bird feeder. Sunflower seed, particularly striped sunflower seed, and safflower seeds, both of which have thick, hard shells, are more difficult for blackbirds to open, so switching to one of those might help. If you notice birds aren’t coming often to your feeder after weeks of having it up, it might be due to the feeder not having enough shelter nearby. If a feeder is too exposed, they. While ground feeders will eat seed thrown to the ground, too much can attract pests like rats.

Not only will it keep the birds away, but it will retain moisture and help the grass seed germinate, but it will also. The best way to prevent this is to put out better seed, and to put out less seed. Placement is key for a bird feeder. If it’s too close to a high traffic area, not near any shelter, or too high up, birds won’t feel safe using it. If you notice birds aren’t coming often to your feeder after weeks of having it up, it might be due to the feeder not having enough shelter nearby. Sunflower seed, particularly striped sunflower seed, and safflower seeds, both of which have thick, hard shells, are more difficult for blackbirds to open, so switching to one of those might help. Invasive species such as european starlings and house sparrows are often considered “unwelcome” feeder visitors. While ground feeders will eat seed thrown to the ground, too much can attract pests like rats. The sight of discarded seeds around your bird feeders can be puzzling, leading us to wonder why birds waste so much food. This is the correct answer.

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Birds Eating Bird Seed Too Fast This is the correct answer. If a feeder is too exposed, they. Placement is key for a bird feeder. The sight of discarded seeds around your bird feeders can be puzzling, leading us to wonder why birds waste so much food. This is the correct answer. While ground feeders will eat seed thrown to the ground, too much can attract pests like rats. Not only will it keep the birds away, but it will retain moisture and help the grass seed germinate, but it will also. The best way to prevent this is to put out better seed, and to put out less seed. If you notice birds aren’t coming often to your feeder after weeks of having it up, it might be due to the feeder not having enough shelter nearby. If it’s too close to a high traffic area, not near any shelter, or too high up, birds won’t feel safe using it. Sunflower seed, particularly striped sunflower seed, and safflower seeds, both of which have thick, hard shells, are more difficult for blackbirds to open, so switching to one of those might help. However, there are several reasons behind this seemingly. I had problems at first with nyger seed in that nothing was coming to eat it, but it seems once one bird gets a taste for the stuff. Invasive species such as european starlings and house sparrows are often considered “unwelcome” feeder visitors.