None. All are welcome. Even squirrels are welcome. Instead of hating on certain species, how about accommodating them? And I don't believe in invasive species, as I don't believe in weeds. Nature, in all it's glory, includes us as well. And every species was new to an area at one time.
@@andywomack3414 Thanks for sharing your perspective! It's great to hear you welcome all wildlife. While the concept of invasive species is complex, as they can disrupt local ecosystems, I respect your inclusive approach!
@@Inflorescensse I agree, grackles are indeed beautiful birds and it’s important to appreciate their unique traits and role in the ecosystem. The tips I shared are aimed at managing feeder dynamics to ensure all birds get a fair chance. Balancing feeder types and space can help support a diverse bird population in your yard. Thanks for reaching out and for celebrating grackles!
Which bird species do you least want at your feeders? 🦉🦆
None. All are welcome. Even squirrels are welcome. Instead of hating on certain species, how about accommodating them? And I don't believe in invasive species, as I don't believe in weeds.
Nature, in all it's glory, includes us as well. And every species was new to an area at one time.
The Devil fluffy tail tree rats!
@@andywomack3414 Thanks for sharing your perspective! It's great to hear you welcome all wildlife. While the concept of invasive species is complex, as they can disrupt local ecosystems, I respect your inclusive approach!
I loved the video! Thanks for the tips :D
@@Reptile1404 Awesome, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks very much for the nice feedback.
How can you deny our native Grackles their perch! they are so beautiful! I’ll forgive them and their boat tailed bros their attitude.
@@Inflorescensse I agree, grackles are indeed beautiful birds and it’s important to appreciate their unique traits and role in the ecosystem. The tips I shared are aimed at managing feeder dynamics to ensure all birds get a fair chance. Balancing feeder types and space can help support a diverse bird population in your yard. Thanks for reaching out and for celebrating grackles!