mark clements
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In all of the places I have looked it suggests putting fruit out for the birds.
We get a good mix of traditionally thought of garden birds, along with quite a few farmland and forest.
I put out amongst other stuff, chopped apples, as we have loads.
When I restock I collect the now squishy, but completly ignored apples, and replace them with fresh. Does nothing eat apples?
I am fully aware that
If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten
(attributed to Einstein, Ford, Twain and Robbins et al.) so I would like to stop wasting apples if the birds don't eat them.
AND why do they eat the suet pellets at the front of the house but not at the back? and we see them flying from feeder to feeder!
Thoughts would be welcomed
Thank you
Harry
We get a good mix of traditionally thought of garden birds, along with quite a few farmland and forest.
I put out amongst other stuff, chopped apples, as we have loads.
When I restock I collect the now squishy, but completly ignored apples, and replace them with fresh. Does nothing eat apples?
I am fully aware that
If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten
(attributed to Einstein, Ford, Twain and Robbins et al.) so I would like to stop wasting apples if the birds don't eat them.
AND why do they eat the suet pellets at the front of the house but not at the back? and we see them flying from feeder to feeder!
Thoughts would be welcomed
Thank you
Harry