I can’t be the only who noticed she left her tour highlight up. There’s no way that wasn’t intentional especially considering she only has one story in it from 2020. Do we think she’s going to announce some kind of tour or a release party she’ll attend??? I know she hasn’t really done the tour thing but leaving that highlight reel up admittedly has my attention.
I’m very new to the hobby of feeding bird and I’ve only had this feeder about a month. I originally had it set on the fence and had so many finches coming by but I had just as many doves which I didn’t mind but they eat the seed at a rate I simply can’t keep up with. So I decided to hang it reading online that the doves wouldn’t be able to perch but they can and now all of my finches have disappeared because the doves are too busy fighting over the feeder and as of today a pigeon has figured out how to perch as well. This has quickly become an issue for the point where I have about 20 or more doves around my house at all times I’ve been trying do do my research online but it’s honestly all so conflicting. Is the solution truly as simple as getting a tube feeder? Will they eventually stop coming? I also know I need better seed without fillers I thought cracked corn and sunflower was a safe bet without fillers but quickly released I was wrong about the cracked corn. What exactly would be best to mix with sunflowers seeds then? And lastly my husband thinks we should hang a sun reflector to help deter large birds but I think it would deter all the birds. Would that actually help? Sorry for the long post I’m feeling frustrated and lost at what to do. Any advice is appreciated.
I moved into my house about a year ago and it had a freshly planted orange jubilee (I believe that’s the plant pictured) in the backyard. I know next to nothing about plant care. I love having bird in my backyard and the hummingbirds seem to love this plant so I want to start taking care of it properly. It seems mostly healthy to me. Except for the fact that most of the plant won’t stand up right. Does anyone know how to fix this? I live in a very dry area and I think I should be watering it generously once a week but should I also be cutting some of it back or will simply watering it more often make it stand up again? Any advice is appreciated.