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03-24-2015, 03:44 PM
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Well the snow has finally melted but the temps here are still very cold. I found two almost empty peanut butter jars, in my pantry after cleaning it out the other day.
So we put one out near the seed feeder bench. This type of offering is very popular upNorth, where peanut butter is a very big gourmet item for the wildlife. Here is a photo of one of our squirrels partaking of one of the jars. LOL .
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Squirrel with peanut butter jar:
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