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As the birds peck at the bird feeders, seeds fall and the chickens peck at the ground. Everybody wins!
Birds Feeding the Birds
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10:45
am
This is completely off topic, but I just wanted to beg you not to put a right click block on your blog. I have spent the morning browsing blogs (like I do) and it seems ALL of them have decided to go all police state like and disable right click! I right click to open in a new tab, not COPY! All it does is turn me off. In your case, I would stay on your blog (cause it’s like crack for me) but what these other bloggers don’t realise, is I will NEVER go to their site again, because if you put the tiniest bit of resistance up, I won’t bother. That applies to 99.9% of the internet, so thank you for not bowing to the fear of copyright violation, and for keeping your blog usable and irritant free!!
10:54
am
“Psst. Meet me under the bird feeders. I’ll hook you up!”
11:02
am
Jane, I tried a right click block last year and got a lot of upset comments and emails, so I took it off. I don’t want to make it difficult for people to browse. 99.999 percent of right clicking is innocent, so I don’t like making it hard for the majority because of the small minority. When I put it on, I actually had no idea how many people use right click to browse because I never do! So it never occurred to me it would be such an annoyance. I won’t be putting it back.
11:14
am
Thanks – and apologies for my little rant! I should have maybe restricted it to the sites that actually do block the right click;) Though, I am heartily relieved you’re not going in that direction.
11:34
am
You’re beautiful!!!! inside and out for all the neat, nice terrific things you do for ALL OF US. What a worker you are. BLESSINGS
12:22
pm
Very good idea, none is wasted.
12:58
pm
My chickens LOVE the birdfeeders! They usually just meander around until suddenly one of them remembers “BIRDFEEDER!” And they all take off at a dead run toward the birdfeeder with their little heads stretched out.
3:31
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Rebecca, that is sooo funny! At our feeder, the ground feeders, like doves, have to fill in for chickens. They do a pretty good job of it, too. Chickens would be more fun to watch.
(I think this little chicken is asleep.)
4:04
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It’s a good world!
4:10
pm
We have a tree in our yard that looks exactly the same for the same reason!
4:48
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Just wondering…do you mind if your readers “borrow” your pictures for desktop wallpaper? I do that occasionally, like when Clover had her babies….I won’t do it if you don’t want people to do that. I do not save them, just set them to my background until something neew comes along. LOL
4:51
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Amber, I don’t mind personal use like desktop wallpaper at all!!!
6:56
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Suzanne I’m enough of a nerd to ask…what kinds of birds (not the chickens)….
8:26
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I love multi-tasking! I have my feeders loaded with sunflower seed and deer corn. They do double duty for the birds and the squirrels. The deer gather up any that’s left. I fight them all summer and then come winter I can’t say no to them…
8:30
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Have I told you lately how much I appreciate you?! I read your blog every day. However I do think you’re actually twins because I don’t see how you can get so much done every day otherwise! LOL
8:54
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It looks warm there. So different from here(26 degrees and falling into the teens overnight).When it’s this cold and windy I don’t even let my chickens out- they just run back inside! The sparrows and others will eat the seed that falls to the ground. It’s a good idea when you can do it.
10:27
pm
@#14 Ellen – Common birds that come to feeders in our area include: cardinals, nuthatches, black-capped chickadees, juncos, blue jays, red-headed woodpeckers, downy woodpeckers, doves, sparrows, scarlet tanagers, yellow tanagers, and other common Eastern US birds.
FYI
10:58
pm
ohhhh…thats wonderful…I love ur pictures, and sometimes they just make my day to glance at them…