AllenK RGV
Chicken Addict
In my case it is the Green Jays, Woodpeckers, Greater Kiskadees, and Curve Billed Thrashers. Oh, I almost forgot yes the chicken fly up to the cat feeding station too. Pictures are welcome.
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The only thing we have around here on that list are the possums, but the cat loves killing those anyway. Anything that can put up a good fight he loves to kill minus the chicken for some reason they scare him now(I'm sure it was the broody hens that broke the cat).No outdoor cats, but coons, possum, squirrels, etc will snatch it.
Wow it kills possums that one heck of a cat!!!The only thing we have around here on that list are the possums, but the cat loves killing those anyway. Anything that can put up a good fight he loves to kill minus the chicken for some reason they scare him now(I'm sure it was the broody hens that broke the cat).
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We have a family that has now grown to 5 Green Jays that after 2 years are now slightly habituated to us. This bird is usually extremely shy it has been forever since I have photographed on so would need to dig really hard to find pictures of them feeding, but will put on a lens for photographing them just one yard away from my computer chair for you. Or google images of them will explain why I don't mind buying the largest cat food bag at TSC on a monthly basis to keep my Green Jays close.Cat food is kept inside, in the basement. Nobody gets it but the cats! Can't afford to feed wild things and don't want them around. Trash is kept locked up in the well house for the same reason. No critters!
here is a copy paste of an old post regarding the cat:Wow it kills possums that one heck of a cat!!!