I made a quarter pipe for my bird feeder.
Link to STL file if you'd like to 3D print your own: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6622164
Bird: Northern Cardinal Location: New York Time: May 2024
This is excellent
Lol definitely thought it was photoshop at first. Nice.
I fucking love this so much. Great work.
Thanks!
Cardinals have got to be the perfect bird for this with their little mohawks. What a cute photo!
Don't worry, Mr Cardinal got a turn too
I've always loved the sexual dimorphism of birds.
Most female birds are boring/dull colors meanwhile the males are all fuckin "WITNESS MEEEE!!!"
How hard was it to keep the patience to wait for this shot?
Not too bad. I spent probably 6 hours watching the feeder. I ended up with three good photos. I got this one within the first 15 minutes:
Thank you for this awesomeness! :)
Oh wow would’ve thought you set up a camera on a timer / motion sensing thing!
My first drop in.
Super funny , i love it.
This is awesome.
Now you just need a hawk to land on it.
Nice wholesome DIY project.👍
Dude, sick.
Gnarly! Did you print this? I'm looking into a bird feeder with a bird bath but choices are slim.
I designed and printed the quarter pipe. I can make the file available on Thingiverse if there is any interest in it. As photographed, it requires a tech deck and 4x M4x25 bolts with nuts. Fairly simple to assemble!
This is the feeder I have: https://www.amazon.com/Feeding-Station-Hanging-Squirrel-Attracting/dp/B09KGY9Q79/
Edit: fixed wording
Thanks for the link! I saw those but I was hoping to get a cohesive unit. Regardless, I would be interested in the file! It looks sick :D
Imma just put this here...
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Live the dream, bird people.
Sick front nose birb slide
Is that a Birdhouse skateboard?
I love this
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