Regalianox.com Website Review

This is a relatively small enclosure that is relatively small and easy to build.  This enclosure uses a 10″ down facing sub so it can work 2 ft of 1 ½” Inside diameter PVC pipe – Home Depot, Lowes, etc..$2-$3 3 Sheets 2’x4’ MDF – Home Depot, Lowes, etc. $25 1 ¼ “ or 1 ½” drywall screws -Predrill all holes for as*embly, use wood glue and drywall screws -Use router and Jasper Jig – For cabinet legs, you can use 2” PVC but can be tricky to attach to the enclosure. If you go PVC route, you will have to cut MDF endcaps with a either a hole saw or a router, epoxy those to the PVC then screw them onto the enclosure. The easiest way is to glue stack your choice of either 3 2.5”x2.5” square or 2.5” diameter (cut with hole saw or Jasper Jig whole Peanuts would be a great idea and surely a treat they would love.  After a bit of Amazon browsing, I though the  whole peanut which are quite expensive by the way, expensive for bird food that is, approximately $3 a pound. The link above was one of the cheaper options for a 5 lb bag. At any rate, received the feeder and peanuts after a couple days wait and set it out next to our other feeders For the first couple days, not a single taker on the peanuts. They sat their all alone with no love.  In fact, the sunflower feeder was not being rate at its usual rate so clearly the birds were not sure what to make of the new introduction. Birds are creatures of habit so it was not surprising at all. After day 3 and no takers, I took a few out and placed them on the old feeder. Sure enough,  after a few minutes the always save Tufted Titmouse  approached the new treat and made off with it. Next, the clever Downy Wood pecker tried his hand it. By day 4 , the Downys and Titmice were regular visitors to the wreath. I guess after figuring out it was food, they had no problems. All was well for the first week. Birds regularly feeding on the wreath. As the days went on, the feeder started being drained faster