Bird food: While American Crows do not typically eat at bird feeders, they will eat corn, peanuts or sunflower seeds that you leave out in an open area.
How do I keep crows away from my bird feeder?
How to Keep Crows Away From Bird Feeders and Garden?1Make Use of an Ultrasonic Pest and Bird Repellent.2Make Loud Noises and High Sounds.3Setting Bird Spikes on Fences or Roof Lines.4Have Shiny Objects Dangled in Your Yard.5Use Motion-Detector Sprinklers.6Use a Bird Net.7Use Feeders for Small Birds.How to Keep Crows Away From Bird Feeders and Garden?
What kind of feeders do crows like?
Eggs, unsalted peanuts, cat or dog food, corn, and chicken are all tried and true favorites of many crow enthusiasts. If you don't have a dedicated feeding station or area set up, you can begin by scattering cracked corn and small pellet dog or cat food on the ground.
Why are crows coming to my bird feeder?
People who have bird feeders often see crows overtaking them and scaring away other birds. To prevent this, look for bird feeders that are not designed for larger birds. You can also clean up any spilled bird food and position the feeders in ways that prevent them from being overturned. Decoys can also keep crows away.
What is eating from my bird feeder at night?
There are a variety of animals that will eat birdseed at night. In the USA the main culprits are rodents, squirrels, chipmunks, skunks, opossum, raccoons, deer, and bears. These animals are opportunistic eaters and bird feeders are an easy food source especially when supplies are scarce.
