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I have finally found a solution to starlings eating all my niger seeds.
It is a cage that looks like one for keeping a pet bird. The bottom
half unlocks and comes off. The top has a slot for the hanger of a tube
feeder to pass through. The mesh of the cage allows small birds in and
keeps larger ones out. The cost is $32 plus tax and I found it at Best
Friends Pet Supplies in Clayton Park. A tray could be put in the bottom
of the cage if you are worried about dropped seeds attracting rats.
Don
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Don MacNeill donmacneill@bellaliant.net
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<font face="Calibri">I have finally found a solution to starlings
eating all my niger seeds. It is a cage that looks like one for
keeping a pet bird. The bottom half unlocks and comes off. The
top has a slot for the hanger of a tube feeder to pass through.
The mesh of the cage allows small birds in and keeps larger ones
out. The cost is $32 plus tax and I found it at Best Friends Pet
Supplies in Clayton Park. A tray could be put in the bottom of
the cage if you are worried about dropped seeds attracting rats.<br>
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Don<br>
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Don MacNeill
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