and it doesn't appear that the opossum returned. Good idea on just bringing the food in at night (why didn't I think of that?) I guess that what makes these boards so helpful! :-)
I'm going to try that tonight. Thing is, I'm getting ready to out of town somewhat soon, so maybe if I take the feeder in at night, it might be that the opossum will figure out that the food is no longer there and move on (or else he is just too fat to climb in). Thanks!
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