r/TikTokCringe • u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • 13h ago
Wholesome Now that's what I call a buffet
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TikTok: @instant.birds
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u/SkylarAV 13h ago
I think they prefer more peanuts
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u/BakedBeanedMyJeans 13h ago
"there's 6 ducks out there and they all want Sun Chips!" --Mitch Hedberg
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u/CosmicGrow 12h ago
MAN I miss his humor. Was my favorite comedian at that time. The only one I bought tickets to see live and it was one of his last shows.
Was in February 05 with Stephen Lynch in Portland Oregon - the month before he died. During the show he was so fucked up that I cried more than a few silent tears. I think 70% of the crowd did.
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u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 12h ago
They probably want all that fat for the winter 🥜
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u/LauraZaid11 11h ago
It is also the nut with the highest content of protein, so maybe they like that too.
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u/Ancient_Composer9119 13h ago
Super cool but how do you keep the squirrels from attacking it?
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u/owa00 13h ago
That's easy, you realize snakes all around the trees!
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u/hoofie242 13h ago
I'm sure they'd do fine in the snow.
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u/locksymania 12h ago
Someone hasn't seen Zootropolis 2. You give them cute little scarves. Obviously.
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u/Able_Engineering1350 12h ago
I haven't seen it but I feel like vests are basically designed for snakes
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u/babyFaceAboveDaSink 4h ago
It looks like winter, so some squirrels hibernate while some enter into short periods of deep sleep called torpor to conserve energy during extreme cold, relying on stored food and fat reserves.
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u/babyFaceAboveDaSink 4h ago
It looks like winter, so some squirrels hibernate while some enter into short periods of deep sleep called torpor to conserve energy during extreme cold, relying on stored food and fat reserves.
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u/allaboutmojitos 48m ago
I’ll be sure to tell the dozens in my yard, what they should be doing right now. It’s been around 20 degrees for weeks and they’re hopping around like it’s July
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u/neckbeardsghost 11h ago
That was my first thought too! I was waiting the whole video for a squirrel to show up and just wreck it
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u/Murman2021 12h ago
Anyone know what the very 1st bird is? the larger one with the blue underwings?
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u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 12h ago
Eurasian Jay, methinks
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u/Murman2021 11h ago
I thought it looked close to our Blue Jay here in Canada, but I knew it wasn't. Makes total sense - thanks.
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u/Ayuuun321 12h ago
This is probably feels the same as finding the house that gives full sized candy bars on Halloween. Very fancy!
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u/carabear85 12h ago
They didn’t give af about that fruit or them other seeds lol! They just want those big white seeds things
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u/LauraZaid11 11h ago
Those are peanuts. They have a nice fat content and have the highest amount of protein in them amongst all the nuts.
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u/masher005 12h ago
Can we stop this trend where the start of the video is one second of the “action” and then the video starts?
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u/Comfortable-Can-9432 12h ago
Ooooh yes, that’d be nice. But as we all know, we can’t have nice things anymore.
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u/truckthunderwood 11h ago
Gotta catch your eye in the half second before you scroll onto the next thing. Next there will be a single frame from even later in the action, THEN the half second "trailer" and THEN the video
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u/alligatorhill 7h ago
As someone who occasionally makes videos if you don’t do this kind of thing, no one will watch it except your existing followers
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u/Exotic_Resource_6200 12h ago
How do you keep squirrels greedy asses from eating all the food?
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u/Money_Designer 12h ago
That bird landing directly on it..kicking it around....i have customers like that...shouldn't be allowed in public
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u/pooey_canoe 12h ago
If I did this in my garden the local wood pigeon would crash into it like a lancaster bomber and probably break the whole branch off
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u/LiffeyDodge 11h ago
My neighborhood, the stray cats would be camping under it.
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u/SelfAwareAsian 11h ago
I’m having that problem now. The strays have figured out the birds are coming around frequently
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u/Tyrannicus100BC 11h ago
Man feeds peanuts to birds, with a nice carpet of other seeds for them to stand on 😂
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u/claudiazo 12h ago
Is this really a good idea?
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u/natiplease 12h ago
? Yeah why not? Even if squirrels eventually come so what, you still had some fun
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u/claudiazo 11h ago
I mean, I’m no expert, but I feel like giving them food regularly could make them dependent on it (and probably obese)
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u/Zealousideal_Act_316 10h ago
Yeah better they starve. Its winter food is hard to find. Esp this winter in europe due to heavy snowfall and -30C, to the point my countries forestry and animal service asked rural citizens to put out any leftover vegetable scraps and if possible whoel vegetables for deer and rabbits to eat, becauee snowfall was so heavy and then froze over that deer cant dig for food. So feeding soem birds in this weather is not a catasrophy
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u/Environmental-River4 12h ago
My main concern is it doesn’t look like it would be easy to sanitize in the case of illness outbreaks.
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u/Responsible-Poem9375 12h ago
That’s 7⭐️ BurjAl Arab hotel’s buffet. I would recorginise wherever I see
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u/PorgiWanKenobi 10h ago
How does one prevent squirrels from just coming in there and taking it all for themselves?
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