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The photo in this article is of a chickadee, not a junco. Junco's are all gray and very velvety looking. I love them!
Good catch! We’ve replaced the photo.
I think the cornbread for Juncos is crumbled up and strew on ground or put in a birdfeeder; Juncos are ground feeders; a nice patio for cornbread + juncos work; esp. on a snowy day;
None of us can afford to waste ingredients trying to re-create a recipe. What size of "deep pan" will work for the basic recipe? 10"x13"? 7"x9"? After baking, is the result something to be sliced into chunks? put into a suet feeder? Is the whole batch just dumped onto a platform? If I were inventing a recipe, I would have to absorb the loss when mistakes are made. I cannot afford to do that now. AND do I get an answer sent to my email or do I keep this date's issue in my email account and check for an answer once it's updated? Is it updated to relevant topics presented in this issue?
Be wary of using mesh bags if you have a dog. I lost a dog who ate the suet along with the entire bag. Emergency surgery did not save him.
sorry to hear about your Dog; deflated lost balloons are another hazard;
Sad about your Dog; I read about how Rawhide (treats) are not healthy for dogs either;
What do you use for mesh bags? I read that using net bags that some veggies come in is dangerous to birds.
Is it alright to use bacon grease for suet?
Can I use Crisco instead of Lard... I have several cans of Crisco and would love to use it up for the birds if its safe.. It's been in the fridge and it's still good but only for a few more months...Thanks, Jan
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