Bird feeding without seagulls
I live on the east coast of Scotland, I have recently tried to start feeding the birds as I back onto woodland.
However, the first suet ball feeder I put out, a metal spiral, the seagulls broke it.
I have waited a week for the seagulls to stop coming looking for more, but now at a lost as to which suet ball feeder would be good for the smaller birds that the seagulls won't break, or be able to gain access to.
Thanks in advance for your advice and suggestions
Melanie
However, the first suet ball feeder I put out, a metal spiral, the seagulls broke it.
I have waited a week for the seagulls to stop coming looking for more, but now at a lost as to which suet ball feeder would be good for the smaller birds that the seagulls won't break, or be able to gain access to.
Thanks in advance for your advice and suggestions
Melanie
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It lets small birds in and keeps crows out so maybe it'd work with seagulls. I doubt it would work with squirrels though.
Appreciate this suggestion and will give it a go. Wonder if anyone else has done this or similar?
Have a good weekend
Got a solution that worked though. Fat ball feeder is on the right-
I bought 2 of those protective cages, they're made by Chapelwood but having had a quick check they are no longer available. You can get similar thought and I would recommend it.
Crows were knocking the feeders off the hooks etc.
Had zero issues since.