Sunflower Hulls Disappear Under Bird Feeder
Q: For 15 years I fed sunflower seeds to the birds in my Lawrenceville home and continually had to clean up the hulls under the feeders. I recently retired and moved to a home in Midway, Ga. I’m still feeding birds here but now there are NO hulls under my feeders! They are totally gone every morning.
A: These are great pictures but I can’t figure out where the hulls went either. Armadillos don’t eat sunflower seeds or hulls, only underground grubs and worms etc.
Is there any chance you or a friend or neighbor have a wildlife trail camera? A guy I know couldn’t figure out what was eating his impatiens in a pot on his deck. His night camera showed it was rats!
UPDATE:
The trail cam has resolved the mystery of what is eating the sunflower seed hulls under my feeders. The attached photos speak for themselves.
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Calico Scale – Identification
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Acorns – Heavy Crop in 2011
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FALL AROMAS BRING A WHIFF OF HOME
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White roots in dead pine needles
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Bradford Pear – Wildly Sprouting Thorny Bushes
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DIGGING AND STORING TENDER BULBS
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Creeping Jenny- Can I Kill The Oxalis In It?
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Oak – Gouty Gall
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Assessing Tree Health – The Doctor is IN!
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A Banana Enthusiast’s Notes on Banana Feeding
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