My New Bird Feeder, I use to put out those game blocks for the animals to munch on. I would just put them out on the ground and let the animals have their way. The blocks would usually last for a few weeks….
That is until a large black bear decided to simply eat the blocks in one setting. Here is a youtube vid of him…
He looks like he just ate one!
Anyways, I stopped putting the blocks out as he would come and just devour them!
So I got to thinking, and decided to build a bird feeder that would hold one of those blocks, and it would be out of the bears reach. Then I thought why not two blocks, then they will last for quite a while.
So I built the bird house…
I included a couple places to put a trail cam to get some images of the animals taking advantage, and of course I was not disappointed.
Below are some of the happy visitors…






For your favorite strains and seeds head to Justcannabisseed.com or for bulk seed purchases go here to bulkweedseed.com
That bluejay is beautiful! Ours in East Texas are greyish/white and blue, Nothing like this stunning creature, no disrespect to the East Texas Jays!
I have always thought that too Fox, and they are a smart bird, kinda like another bird around here we always called a ‘camp robber’ not sure what their actual name is. Those birds will come right into a camp, when no one is around and dig around looking for food. They can sometimes eat right out of your hand.
Wow! Great pics!! What kind of blue bird with the tufted head ( is that the correct adjective for the pointy head
feathers like Cardinals have?) That is a very handsome blue bird! Oh, ya know, I guess that probably is an official Bluebird, maybe? We have lots of birds at feeders , here in northwest Ohio, cardinals and blue JAYS being very common, but not seen that type here ever! Thank you for sharing:)
We call him a Blue Jay here. yours must look different.
That’s very nice. I like the idea of lots of feed for them . Congrats on 80 acres!
Thanks, it is awesome, and I was just there after about a month, and the birds were still working on their block!