No surprise in catching the raccoon in the feeder. We didn’t know he used the faux tree to gain access, but we do now. Notice the coffee cans in each feeder.
Now it’s on the ground, but it wasn’t enough to stop Mr. Coon from eating the sunflower seeds.
So now we have to decide if we want to leave the faux tree there for the birds or take it down to keep Mr. Coon from raiding the feeder. Most likely it will stay.
I'm the female version of "Jack of all trades, master of none". I make bottle cap pincushions as well as other items made with felt and sell them in my Etsy Store, Up The Creek. I make most of these pincushions while at our cabin in northwest Wisconsin. Our cabin is right "Up the Creek" from an active beaver pond. There's always something going on out there. Birds and other wildlife are abundant Up the Creek. I try to get good pictures of bird and wildlife and will post them, even if they're not award winners. My goal is to share what I see. Not to win any medals.
5 comments:
I think the coon pics are cute, even though he is a pest. I would never have believed it if I hadn't seen the pics.
Hi Cindy, have you thought of putting the faux tree a little farthur away so as to make it more difficute for the coon to get at the feeder.
I'd say it would be easier to move the feeder over about two feet
Oh that waskel! Maybe put ah can of water on top of the feeder? It's good the cam caught him in action, lol.
They are as bad as squirrels aren't they. Glad you caught him red handed, now it's time to put the burglar behind bars lol.
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