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 | | From: | tommyzxr at yahoo.com | | Subject: | Re: Attracting Tufted Titmice | | Date: | 23 Jan 2005 09:17:57 -0800 |
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Jbiss23 wrote:
> I would also like to get any hints on attracting Tufted Titmice. I
have heard
> they are common at feeders, but have never seen one.
> John Bissell
> jbiss23@aol.com
> I have a small suggestion. Take a piece of bread put a 2in hole on >
top, then toast it. after it comes out spread peanut butter on it >
and then dip it in seed. (or grain.) Then hang it up on a nail or >tie
it with a string. (the titmice will flip for it!)
P.S. tufted titmice also like striped sunflower seeds, black oil
sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, peanuts, unsalted peanuts in a shell,
nut meats, suet mixes, peanut butter, grit, and live food.
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| | From: | CWGilley | | Subject: | Re: Attracting Tufted Titmice | | Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 11:26:08 -0600 |
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| They, along with the Carolina Chickadees, keep a steady pace at our hopper
feeder filled with a mix/blend of Striped Sunflower/Millet/and something
else.
Now I'm going to try Tommy's recipe.
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Clayton
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Jbiss23 wrote:
> I would also like to get any hints on attracting Tufted Titmice. I
have heard
> they are common at feeders, but have never seen one.
> John Bissell
> jbiss23@aol.com
> I have a small suggestion. Take a piece of bread put a 2in hole on >
top, then toast it. after it comes out spread peanut butter on it >
and then dip it in seed. (or grain.) Then hang it up on a nail or >tie
it with a string. (the titmice will flip for it!)
P.S. tufted titmice also like striped sunflower seeds, black oil
sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, peanuts, unsalted peanuts in a shell,
nut meats, suet mixes, peanut butter, grit, and live food.
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