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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsCardinals aren't supposed to be able to do this, Marta got the photo and crows about it
Close up at the bottom with black oil seed in his mouth.
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http://blog.duncraft.com/2010/01/21/how-to-attract-cardinals-to-your-yard/
Other facts you should know about cardinals
Cardinals are big birds that cant cling to mesh feeders, and sometimes avoid feeders with small perches. They wont use a feeder that sways in the wind or one that they have to balance on. Because they usually prefer eating from the ground, a ground platform feeder, such as the Ground Feeder with a Roof is perfect for them. The roof is nice because it keeps rain and snow off the food.
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Cardinals aren't supposed to be able to do this, Marta got the photo and crows about it (Original Post)
Omaha Steve
Jan 2016
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It didn't take long for the bottom photo to spread after the bird store got it
Omaha Steve
Jan 2016
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Gore1FL
(22,025 posts)1. It might be Mike Leake. He isn't used to being a Cardinal, yet!
Great shots!
wendylaroux
(2,925 posts)2. The cardinal! my favorite,beautiful pics!!
thanks Steve.
Omaha Steve
(103,980 posts)3. It didn't take long for the bottom photo to spread after the bird store got it
whatthehey
(3,660 posts)4. OK I admit I was expecting something else
There are things other types of cardinals aren't supposed to do after all.
Omaha Steve
(103,980 posts)5. I didn't think of that
lame54
(37,272 posts)6. but they've been doing it for centuries