The cylindrical feeder has four perches with access to the seeds.
I feed the birds during the winter, especially when it's cold and the ground is frozen and I imagine that the pickin's are slim. With both feeders, the tits will perch and use their beaks to throw most of the seed to the ground. They might be looking for something specific in the seed; I'm not sure. The other birds (robins, chaffinches, blackbirds) will then poke around on the ground and eat what's fallen. I see the robins attempting to perch from time to time, but they don't stay perched for more than a second or two. They prefer to walk around on the ground.
Sunflower is the seed for which they search!
ReplyDeletegreat idea to feed birds in the winter
ReplyDeletetim, ah, there are plenty to have!
ReplyDeletegosia, they enjoy it, I hope!