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	Comments on: Attracts Chickadees, Grossbeaks and Juncos	</title>
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		By: Rachel		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m not in HR at all, but I do have birdfeeders and for the first time in my life we are getting cute birds in our yard and it was because I finally understood the principle you discuss.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;We were getting lots of juncos, but they apparently migrate farther north for the summer.  Right now we&#039;re getting black-capped chickadess, cardinals, goldfinches and house finches and we all find it incredibly exciting in my household!  We put out a bird bath which attracted a pretty pair of morning doves.  We&#039;ve also planted some perennials that claim to attract hummingbirds and butterflies.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;ps We have 3 feeders: 1 = safflower seed, 2 = thistle seed.  We had black-hulled sunflower seeds for a while, but the squirrels would eat 3 pounds in a day, whereas they don&#039;t touch the thistle and safflower seeds.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m not in HR at all, but I do have birdfeeders and for the first time in my life we are getting cute birds in our yard and it was because I finally understood the principle you discuss.</p>
<p>We were getting lots of juncos, but they apparently migrate farther north for the summer.  Right now we&#8217;re getting black-capped chickadess, cardinals, goldfinches and house finches and we all find it incredibly exciting in my household!  We put out a bird bath which attracted a pretty pair of morning doves.  We&#8217;ve also planted some perennials that claim to attract hummingbirds and butterflies.</p>
<p>ps We have 3 feeders: 1 = safflower seed, 2 = thistle seed.  We had black-hulled sunflower seeds for a while, but the squirrels would eat 3 pounds in a day, whereas they don&#8217;t touch the thistle and safflower seeds.</p>
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