Here's the manual for this feeder. You can go through it and chack if you have all the parts: http://images.ebsco.com/pob/wingscapes/catalog/ws%20autofeeder-letter-manual-v2-noqr.pdf
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Kitchen scraps are generally fed to larger birds
such as ducks and gulls. Because birds who eat from birdfeeders are generally
much smaller, you should tear the food scraps into very small pieces so they
can fit into very small beaks. Monitor the birdfeeder after a couple of days,
and if the food is still there, it means the birds don't like it.
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Different
birds like different kinds of seeds. For example, almost all birds enjoy
sunflower seeds. Other popular seeds include safflower, corn, Millet, Milo,
Nyjer and Suet. If you know of a certain species of bird that lives near you,
you can check the chart on this website to see what seeds that bird enjoys.
http://www.birds.cornell.edu/pfw/AboutBirdsandFeeding/BirdFoods.htm
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