is this product for human consuption, or for birds ?
631913
I eat it. Why give it to the birds? Try to sprout it. It will not get you high. I had a drug test after I did this and it was clean.
631914
It can be used for either one. It is definitely very fibrous when cooked and can leave popcorn like shell fragments in your teeth. I would recommend getting hulled hemp for eating raw, as the shells when eaten raw can be a bit of a challenge.
71197
I believe this feeder is intended for outdoor wild bird feeding. At least, that is how I use mine.
1033302
I believe they are more for decoration than actual use. I would be concerned that the bird wouldn't have enough space and the metal and paint are not of high enough quality to be healthy for birds. I would not recommend it.
2071345
Even though this product was designed for birds we have sold this to customers for hermit crab use. It's perfectly safe.
79021
It seems to be woking for me. I have a wooden glider and the birds would sit on the top and their droppings would cover the top and fall through to the seats. I hung one owl from the canopy. It swings in the breeze and the colors are quite reflective as it does. It works pretty good.
5240
I have not seen the Cardinals in this area use it. I believe the openings are too small for them to access the seeds in the tube. The Grackles do not even attempt to use it. It is designed to let small birds (Finches, Sparrows etc.) access but not larger birds. It's a good product. Easy to clean/fill and it keeps out the squirrels.
498762
We have a bird bath inside the protected area and it is still used. I can not speak for hummingbirds since we haven't noticed them here even before we started spraying. It does claim to keep field mice and rabbits away, though I have not tested that either.
656935
Personally I would not. I bought it because I have pets and some pesticides are very dangerous to feathered or furred or scaled animals. I understand you could consume very small amounts for health reasons, but I'd definitely check with a professional before ingesting anything.
1609586
I don't know if it works on birds...it did NOT work for mice or ants. I would try a more proven method.
2151750
Yes. I am very satisfird with this product. I originally bought it to feed to my macaw, but have used it myself and it has a very mild pleasant taste. Good product!
1514857
We used it for canaries and parakeets. I'm guessing it's not appropriate for stronger birds like your grey.
2275561
Peanuts are far to large....this is primarily for song birds....seed is the food of choice.
432187
Definitely. I use mine to keep birds away from my patio. A friend thought it was real from a distance. It's been out all winter long and still looks brand new.
1479419
Yes I love this product it is still attracting birds and still stuck in the same spot:) enjoy
1329813
I wondered that, myself, at first, but for the sake of my birds I persevered. It's not really that bad. These are not live worms, they are basically freeze dried little things, so they are lightweight and don't put up a fight. I just pour a little bit in a cup and put in my feeder each day. They do smell a little musty if you stick your nose close, so just don't do that. I made my own feeder for these out of an old Frisbee. Birds who love them: bluebirds, Carolina wren, catbird, chickadee. My cousin feeds her birds live mealworms...I don't think I could do that, so these are perfect.
1445319
The birds that come to my feeders drink from this ALOT. I see several per day, every day. I clean it every few days with a special sponge and brush for cleaning bird feeders, and then I refill it with the hose. As other writers have said, don't let it get dirty. Not only will that keep away the birds, but it could also make the bird population sick. Second, make sure it is high enough, and in a tree or close to one. They need to feel safe. I recommend posting it on a 4x4 pole, because when it's windy this thing swings alot, and the water flies out. And keep it near your feeders.
511149
Yes, from pictures I've seen on the internet. I wouldn't put more than one bird in it though.