Mystery Of The Disappearing Food SOLVED!, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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We knew there was probably more then one raccoon getting into the squirrel feeder every night. Now we know there are four!

Apologies for the lack of quality. Was my first time trying my new toy at night. I figured the bush was cropping in to the frame, but I was having some difficulty getting the focus locked in since it was dark out. I am definitely planning on trying some more night work again, so hopefully I learn from my (many) mistakes 😉

Peaches And Trixie, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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Peaches keeping an eye on Trixie.

Patiently Waiting Her Turn, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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Female Northern Cardinal hiding out up in the trees, waiting for the squirrels to drop more corn out of the feeder.

July 4th 2012, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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Have a safe and happy July 4th everyone!

Fine Bird Dining, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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A Common Grackle wondering why the House Finch won’t eat the little white seeds faster so he can have the sunflower seeds.

This is from a couple weeks ago. Switched over to just Safflower seeds in this feeder and now the Grackles leave it alone.

Anyone Know How To Do The Squirrel Heimlich?, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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A gray squirrel with a dry throat.

Mi, Mi, Mi… La, La, La, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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A Blue Jay warming up the pipes.

Blue Jay

A Squirrels Dilemma, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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A Squirrels Dilemma

On the one paw: I am scared to death
On the other paw: I want to eat all this yummy corn
On the third paw: I have seen this guy run before
On the fourth paw: I think I will let him come another 10 feet before I haul ass over this fence

Grack Attack!, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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Had a couple of these take an interest in the new feeder. I thought they looked kind of cool with their all black body and bright yellow eyes.

Then I watched them use their beaks to throw all the food on the ground in order to get at the sun flower seeds. Then I thought they looked like they need to go! Switched over to just Safflower seed and they seem to be leaving it alone, and are back to cleaning up after the squirrels.

Common Grackle

Hey Baby, Come To This Fence Often?, a photo by Carey 1964 on Flickr.

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A male Northern Cardinal putting the moves on a female.

Northern Cardinal