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Old 12-03-2010, 01:12 PM   #13779
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Wow, I think I'll just come hang out in your back yard -- I would get better balanced meals than I do on my own!
Would you like old or young Gouda cheese and wholegrain bread or plain white?

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Friends of ours in Virgina put out food for the birds. The problem is, the squirrels like it too. So they put up a suspended bird feeder with a weight trigger: if something heavier than a normal bird lands on it (like a squirrel), it starts spinning and making noises, to throw off (and scare off) the intruder.

Alas, it doesn't have the intended effect. The squirrels seem to think it's an amusement park ride, and after getting tossed off and staggering dizzy for a few moments, climb right back up in an apparent case of "Ohhh! That was fun! Do it again!"
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Dennis
I could buy such a thing for my cat; that would give the birds more of a fair chance to grab some food, before she does.
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