A friend in Alaska says if there are bears, there are no bird feeders.
 They even will climb the house to the second story.
In Alaska you get fined for putting out bird feeders where there are bear.


On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 4:59 PM, Larry and Mona Rogers <
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>     I looked out Sunday morning and noticed that my sunflower seed feeder
> on the back deck was gone.  It had been pulled out by its roots (it was
> screwed to the deck railing) and there was something that looked
> suspiciously like a single claw mark on the railing an inch to the left of
> where the base had been.  I'm not sure but I believe it was a bear - we've
> had them in the neighborhood before.  Maybe I should call in the B-CSI team.
>     Also, FOY male hummer was at the feeder today at lunch time.
>         Larry in NE Brandon where life is always exciting.
>



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