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7/22/2012

Audubon Cedar Bat Shelter Review

Audubon Cedar Bat Shelter
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I'm not sure how this can be an Audubon bat house since the size is really small. It is recommended that each box be at LEAST 24" tall. Are these for teeny, tiny, lollipop guild bats?


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12/18/2011

Pet Media Birchwood-and-Metal Original Audubon Bird Call Review

Pet Media Birchwood-and-Metal Original Audubon Bird Call
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I've gotta say that this little gadget made my 11 year old strangely happy. He's a little nature lover and was thrilled to get this very inexpensive gift. Of all of his birthday gifts, he singled this one out as the most used. He spends long periods of time practicing calling birds and is excited when one responds. This product has stood up to neglectful boy abuse (left outside, stepped on....etc) It keeps on working and looks the same as when we got it. I only wish that the instructions had included directions on how to oil it if and when the squeak should go out. So far after 6 months of use and abuse it is going strong! I will warn parents that these little stinkers can give off a piercing tweet and kids will have problems remembering to use them only outside!

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8/16/2011

AUDUBON ORIOLE FEEDER Review

AUDUBON ORIOLE FEEDER
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This is the number 1 selling oriole feeder at our store. Orioles love grape jelly and also will often eat from hummingbird nectar feeders. They also love oranges. This feeder gives you all three options for feeding. You can attach an orange by stabbing it through the hook, there are solid pockets for grape jelly and you can put nectar in the feeder. I have two of these feeders in my yard and I fill the grape jelly pockets at least twice daily. I've tried some other oriole feeders that have just jelly cups and places to put oranges and the orioles in my area always go only to this feeder. I stopped putting nectar in the feeder because of the larger holes on the feeding ports. The feeder just got too full of insects, plus the orioles only wanted the jelly anyway. Other birds like finches will also come eat the jelly, but the orioles never are shy about chasing them off when they want to eat.

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