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Bird Seed Storage Tips and IdeasChoosing the right storage container is almost as important as choosing the right bird seed. Storing your bird seed properly will:
I take a less sophisticated approach to storing my bird seed. I use a plastic 20 gallon trash container. I like using a plastic 20 gallon garbage can because:
If you plan on storing your container outside, you may want to use a metal can. I have had aggressive squirrels chew through the plastic and devour all of the seed inside. If you fill your feeders outside, don't worry too much about spilling a few seeds, the birds will clean them up. But if you bring the feeders into your shed, garage or onto your patio to fill them, make sure to clean up any dropped seeds. This will reduce the chances of attracting rodents. You may experience a moth infestation in your container. I have used fly strips on the underside of the lid to reduce the problem. You can also try scattering bay leaves throughout your container. This may stop the moths from getting into your bird seed storage container. Using the right bird seed storage method will make it easier for you to keep your bird feeders full. Keeping your bird feeders full of seed will keep your feeders full of wild birds. check out the Backyard Birding swicki at eurekster.com
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