How do you get the birdhouses down and dishes to refill them?
2063992
I'm 5'3" and I can reach them just fine when the post is fully secured in the ground. You just reach up and take the feeder/house/etcetera off the post.
2063993
It's not really that tall. The bottom portion is in the ground, so when you subtract that, it's head-level at best.
2063994
I can reach them. The pole is not so tall that I cannot reach all the feeders and the water dish. I am only 5'2".
409918
The paper tray is in the back top center. Flip open the cover. You can see where it opens by the finger indentation on the top flap. This opens back giving the paper something to rest on. Load the paper into the top feeder , and each individual piece should dropped down then be pulled down and out through the front bottom feeder..
1457356
There is a plastic plate on the top. Turn off the unit then Lift the plate up then grasp the top of the collection plates and lift it out. It just slides in and out. Clean(wipe down) the collection plates with a damp cloth then let dry before replacing into the unit.
2001329
Hold it up at to the light,so you could kinda see through it and fill it up. You'll see both chambers fill up to top. Take off the sticker it will help.
2172386
put them in the little photo paper tray that is above the main paper tray, the top just lifts up. The machine will automatically pull from there and use it. Also choose 4x6 in menu
2219772
We still have not had an action, in the birdhouse. I have read that it takes time and that it may take over a year for the birds to get in? We set up feeders and a bird bath, but still no luck.
418951
I just buy regular bird food. I left up the top of the bird feeder and put it in. Then I put the top back down on it. I then take a piece of black electrical tape and put it around the bottom of the top. I do this because I have watched squirrels push the top of it up and over so they can get food from the top. I hope this helps you out some.
2021932
You twist off the top and fill it up from there. I generally fill it up every time I use it.
455930
Just lift the top using the handle and then dump the bottom "bin" to empty the shreds. After you empty the bin, just replace the top and you're ready to shred again.
418952
Pull down on the cage and lift the square top. Cock it sideways to stay open. I cut a small soda bottle in half and use it as a scoop. Works great.
326922
They need to be filled at the tree. They have holes in the bottom that start dripping as soon as you fill it.
1608324
Well I just unscrewed the container from the bottom, filled the clear container, screwed back on the bottom portion, then turned the feeder upright and hung it up. The nectar gradually refills the bottom portion itself.
605880
Pull them all the way out and then flip them over and put them back in the other way. They're shipped like that to conserve space.
992075
There are special Bluebird feeders (they are kind of drive a through -- oh I guess I mean a fly through) that you put the mealworms in. I have also used a regular platform feeder and the deck railing, but be careful of the wind if you use an open feeder. My chickens go crazy over them, too!
2005665
That is the "only" way to remove them. They have a bar over them on the inside, I guess so the bird cannot pull them out ??
552471
Practice, practice, practice! It can be done. I carry the filled bowl of water and the bottom piece out to where I hang the water feeder...place the bowl between my feet and screw on the bottom being careful to it it in the tracks and now over screwing it. I then grasp the bowl...flip it over never touching the bottom piece...with my hand on the underside of the bottom piece I then lift it up to the hanger. Believe me I have dumped it several times soaking my clothes and shoes. I think the trick is not to put any pressure on those "screw" groves in the flipping the feeder over. Don't give up!
4102
I don't think there's a remedy for the messy birds. Like you said, they pick through the food to get what they want. I guess you have to move the Feeder. I put ours over a bush, so we don't see the seed all over the place.