would the HB's find it when kind of hidden by a huge lilac bush at our kitchen window?
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Well, I don't know the answer to that one - but I see the hummingbirds sipping at our huge lilac bush on the other side of the house - I would think the red color and nectar would attract them to the feeder if they're already flitting around the lilacs anyway - so I think it's worth a try!
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The bb house would have to be modified. This is my first year with this house and 4 baby bb fledged 4 days ago. No problems with house sparrows yet. As some have stated it is best mounted on a pole in an open area.
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With windows in the daytime you won't really be able to tell it's on. In the dark it will light shed well enough to find something, but not work by.
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Not directly, but it will illuminate the debris trails they leave behind. So, in that sense, the light can "detect" their presence at some time in the past. Bedbugs themselves are not luminescent.
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The does warn against putting it anywhere other animals can get to it. It is full of seeds, so I think squirrels would be attracted to it.
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wow, I'm not really sure. Maybe yes if there is any windows in the basement
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Our windows do not open, so I do not know for sure but based on how they fit on the outside I would say yes.
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Yes, but I did not use it, because of the lack of room above my window. It is part of the hardware enclosed.
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No it will need to be by a window. It won't do well in the center of a room. Sorry. If you want to be sure email Brussel's. Although mine was dyeing and I sent them pics and asked them what to do and after several attempts and getting no answer I gave up. I finally sprayed the tree using something a lawn and garden store sold me but by that time is was too far gone and died.
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Meant to answer no, they can't see you. There is a swinging door to attach to your window that covers the box. You move it to the side and you can look in.
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Being by an outside wall, particularly towards the broadcast tower, would probably be the best, but the optimum location certainly varies from home to home, depending on their structure and their environment. I am not certain if windows are even pertinent, especially if they are covered with metallic screens, frames, or blinds.
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Yes. I have 2 of these in my home. I put white hydrangeas in one and the "primitive" red berries in the other. I love these window boxes !
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could, if bird is smart enough and has enough dexterity to push roof open to get beak inside. did not see that happen in our yard. our lazy birds just wait for the squirrels to fumble the peanuts, then swoop in.
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If it's in an enclosed coop, no. If it's available and exposed of course it will be hit by vermin
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I think you can. I hear that if it's very cold they may hide in your attic until the thaw, but that's just what my pest control guy told me.
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I keep mine inside. They like to be near a window with good light. Watering and how they are potted is important. Comes with instructions.
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Not as well as I would like but we are buy some big trees which might be blocking the reception. It works great by my big window.