Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Anyone out there have birdfeeders on their land? I've got a "to do" list a mile long, and putting up a feeder is towards the end of it, is it worth the effort? Can you buy bird seed? I've not seen much for birds here other than your common sparrow.

Thanks in advance for any comments/suggestions.

Posted
Anyone out there have birdfeeders on their land? I've got a "to do" list a mile long, and putting up a feeder is towards the end of it, is it worth the effort? Can you buy bird seed? I've not seen much for birds here other than your common sparrow.

Thanks in advance for any comments/suggestions.

not wanting to be negative, but the creedence in Isaan ,is and always will be, if it is alive and aint human, EAT IT!! putting up a bird feeder is a great idea to add a bit of variety to your neighbours diet, years ago I bought a parrot in chatuchak, took it back to the village, I was away for a few days came back, you guessed it ! the family ate it :o only comment was how tough it was and next time bring young bird not old one :D nignoy
Posted

Re bird seed.

My local pet shop had very poor quality seed.

Sunflower (Thai), was very dirty, for a few extra baht, I could get clean "Hungarian" sunflower seed... go figure.

If you are in BKK try Birdland for quality seed, good luck and update us. :o

Posted
Anyone out there have birdfeeders on their land? I've got a "to do" list a mile long, and putting up a feeder is towards the end of it, is it worth the effort? Can you buy bird seed? I've not seen much for birds here other than your common sparrow.

Thanks in advance for any comments/suggestions.

Hi Turnpike

The birds will be very grateful for the food but a word of warning, they will promptly set up home in your roof and it will resemble a hayloft :o

TBWG

Posted

Anyone out there have birdfeeders on their land? I've got a "to do" list a mile long, and putting up a feeder is towards the end of it, is it worth the effort? Can you buy bird seed? I've not seen much for birds here other than your common sparrow.

Thanks in advance for any comments/suggestions.

not wanting to be negative, but the creedence in Isaan ,is and always will be, if it is alive and aint human, EAT IT!! putting up a bird feeder is a great idea to add a bit of variety to your neighbours diet, years ago I bought a parrot in chatuchak, took it back to the village, I was away for a few days came back, you guessed it ! the family ate it :D only comment was how tough it was and next time bring young bird not old one :D nignoy

Bird feeder... i feed them with my "Air Riffle" :o

but for support have to say atleast here in Ubon haven't saw any :D

Posted

I've thought of installing a bird feeder but then changed my mind when we had transparent awnings installed front and back. Splotch!

They feed on rice every morning anyway from the dog's bowl on the porch.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.



×
×
  • Create New...