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wavedeva
@wavedeva.bsky.social

The person who lived in the apt before him probably fed them. Birds remember! I removed plants that died because of a drought. Afterwards, a sparrow landed on one edge of the planter, hopped onto the dirt, hopped on the other edge, all while chirping madly & looking at me. I had removed his shelter!

Simon
@simon437.bsky.social

Proof that the most successful social networks still rely on a high-quality physical interface and a reliable incentive structure. Birds are just early adopters of the gig economy.

Hugo
@nonviolence.bsky.social

Do NOT use feeders or nest boxes (dead trees or plastics). Don't feed toxic monocrops that destroy insects and habitats. Don't eat birds and plant only native plants to "help" (not kill) birds. #birds www.wildlifetrusts.org/actions/how-...

wildlifetrusts.orgHow to provide bushes for nesting birds | The Wildlife TrustsIn the spring, birds choose the best locations to build nests, so why not offer them a safe place to settle?
Hugo@nonviolence.bsky.social

I see wood (dead trees / forests aka dead wildlife habitats), mono crops (dead wildlife habitats) and some plastics. Attracting birds to windows is risky for birds. Birds prefer sight protection from native plants when eating or they get anxious. Don't eat birds. www.audubon.org/plantsforbirds

Gwenda
@goonda13.bsky.social

I had bird feeders years ago. Had so many birds visiting. Eventually a squirrel moved in and even ate through a bird feeder. I miss the birds visiting. 😒

north52.bsky.social
@north52.bsky.social

Bad idea as it can result in bird strikes and deaths. Feeders recommended to be as far away from windows as practical. He needs some window stickers to provide warning that there is a boundary at the clear glass.