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I put an wildlife camera in one of our feeders to see just what happens with the new feeder.  Of the probably twenty or thirty cats that use that feeder, I actually saw five of them use the new one!  The birds didn't even try, just ate the food out of the bowls.  However, after about 8 in the...

Thanks for your update.  I think our starlings might be a little smarter than yours, sorry to say.  I've used those clear plastic floor mats for cars over the doors to our feeders and the starlings seem to think it just adds to their fun.  I've gotten one of the feeders that has been mentioned...

I might try taping the cover up first, too.  Although I've used clear car mats cut to size for the doors and they learned that quick enough.  But ferals are just so different from regular cats.

I saw this earlier, and found the site and saved it, because I wanted to discuss it with my husband.  I'm going to order one, put it in one of our feeders, and still keep food in a bowl for them.  Then we'll see if the cats figure it out, hopefully they will, but it's different and feral cats...

Sorry to tell you, but we have a bird feeder out, too, and the starlings much prefer the cat food!  Even teach their babies to come and sit on the fence and scream until they get some delivered to them by their parents!

I don't like the idea of poisoning anything, but occasionally we have a dead starling around and nothing, absolutely NOTHING will eat it!  However, the only way we've been able to keep starlings out of the cat feeders is to have a cat catch one in there and kill it.  The rest will stay away for...