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Old 02-03-2011, 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Yooper32
I have to agree with Ditter. Those cardinals are waiting for some suet so they can warm up. Poor things. I moved into my new place in Dec. and have had a suet feeder and seed feeder up since the second week, but no takers yet. Actually, the night before last, a huge wind came roaring through and blew the seed feeder, full of seed, right off the railing. Maybe the squirrels will clean all of that up.
The suet....Stick something red on it like pieces of dried strawberry or press red bits of pet food into it....maybe a few dried cherries?
They are not seeing it...
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Old 02-03-2011, 10:09 PM
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Oh how beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Old 02-04-2011, 05:54 AM
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Beautiful. am watching my feeder this morn, a male cardinal tried to come in thru my window - was quite upset when he learned it was glass! have a great day
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Old 02-04-2011, 10:28 AM
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I love cardinals, but have never seen so many together at one time. I always see them only 1 pair at a time and they are so beautiful.
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Originally Posted by Bobbielinks
Just wanted to share a picture of these beautiful birds as they enjoy the snow storm.
you make me homesick. i used to love bright sunny days after big snow storm. all the trees in the woods around my house filled with bright scarlet joy. we had so many cardinals around our homes in n.j. and pa.
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I see you use the word 'enjoy' loosely!! Great pic.
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Old 02-04-2011, 02:30 PM
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they are beautiful, aren't they? if i had my feeder that close to the rail, the squirrels would have eaten every seed and left nothing for any bird. we have a standing pole smack in the center of the yard with a squirrel guard on the pole.

just saw a goldfinch this morning. do you keep a life list?
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Thank you for sharing, They are so cute
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Old 02-04-2011, 04:27 PM
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I moved to Colorado from Missouri 10 years ago and I do miss the Cardinals. They seem to have them in Kansas, guess they do not like the high altitude.
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Originally Posted by Keeps Them In Stitches
Oh how beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
I love your avatar picture!
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