I’ve wanted to have a bird feeder on one of our windows for a while. I’ve looked a few times for one and somehow turned up empty handed. Last week Eliza returned from a shopping trip with a $1, suction cup powered, bird feeder for our window! Thanks Eliza!
This morning at 8:30AM I hung the bird feeder and put some seed in it. So the countdown until we have our first bird begins. I plan on chronicling what goes on with this feeder here on my blog. Once we get some visitors I’m going to setup my tripod and camera to see if I can get some good photos of the birds.
Oh, and since I got the seed from my mother-in-law’s bag of bird seed, this was truly a $1 investment! Can’t beat that.
As a side note the thing comes with a thermometer too. How about that for a buck!
lol before I started to read it i thought “the countdown” was how long it stayed up
Haha.
My mom put a bird feeder outside our kitchen window. A week later, our house is the bird hang out. It’s hilarious. They hang out in the bushes and look into the window when the foods all gone too.
I’m hoping for similar results. Though I have a feel it is going to take a while for the birds to find the seed. I may have to resort to coaxing them towards the feeder using other bowls or something. But I’m going to give it a week.
Before I read it I thought it was a countdown to see how long until it breaks. I was gonna say it’ll be fine if the squirells can’t get to it.
Your going to love it! There’s so many great birds in our area. Chickadees, Juncos, a wide range of sparrows, cowbirds (watch out for those), tufted titmouse, so many
We bought my inlaws for Christmas one year, one of the feeders that goes in the window and is tinted. So the birds only see their reflection but you get a close up view.
Looking forward to your photos!