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Hi, When I fill my feeders, some seed always accidentally spills over onto the ground, and that's fine, as it does attract White-throats, Juncos and Pheasats in particular. Also, larger birds such as Blue Jays often kick seed onto the ground while they're feeding. Generally though, our 2 hens tend to gravitate towards any food on the ground if they're out of the coop, so I generally don't throw any there deliberately till there's snow on the ground, and then the hens don't go out. BTW I just saw my 1st Bohemians of the season - a flock of about 30 in our Poplar, and then flew off. Richard Stern Sent from my iPad On 2012-11-24, at 9:40 AM, james simpson <desolatechair@gmail.com> wrote: > I have a lot of feeder birds that prefer white millet on the ground; Cardinals, Juncos, doves, pheasants etc. > > I have been just casting on the ground and I'm wondering what others do and if there's a better way to feed ground feeding birds?
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