Bird Suet Feeder

Many birds adapt to metropolitan life, in this clip you can see how crows in Japan have integrated city life into their behaviour. From the BBC.

Female red-bellied woodpecker hammers at frozen suet while 2 nuthatches hang around suet and peanuts. These friends are frequent winter visitors to our feeders.

A quick view of the action at the bird feeders.

Downy woodpecker – a frequent visitor to our suet feeder

A daily visitor to my feeders, this Tufted Titmouse loves the peanut suet I put out for them and really likes the safflower seeds as well. I love how they put the safflower seed between their feet and peck at it to open it and eat. The background music to this video is used from www.freesound.org – from user genghis attenborough – Thank You!

This is one of four short documentary films about nature conservation techniques, woodland crafts and heritage of Dulwich Upper Wood local nature reserve. The films where filmed and edited by volunteers on Embrace Cooperation Ltd project Embrace Woodlands! This film looks at path making, wooden fence making, bird box making, creation of woodland food growing areas and step construction. This film’s main volunteer editor was Michael Ghelfi. The Embrace Woodlands! project was funded by Heritage Lottery Fund and run by Embrace Cooperation Ltd and Trust for Urban Ecology (TRUE). The films provide an interesting insight and educational resource into the history of Crystal Palace and native woodland conservation. Embrace Cooperation Ltd website: www.embracecooperation.org.uk Embrace environmental projects website: embraceenvironment.wordpress.com

Happend one morning just before work

A chickadee kicks a brown bird off our suet feeder.

5-21-2010 I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (www.youtube.com