Have you ever seen a bird that likes to fly around our house? They go back and forth, sometimes in groups, sometimes alone.
And generally the most common are flocks of sparrows and sparrows in urban areas as well as swallows and sriguntings. In areas close to forest areas, of course, more bird species will be found.
Birds fly out of their nests in search of food. And it's true the saying that says never give up on the fortune that will be picked up, seeing birds leave the nest with an empty stomach and return to the nest with a full stomach can even feed the chicks.
Here's the Technique and How to Feed Wild Birds
It turns out that there is a simple way without the need to spend big if we want to help preserve this bird population.
We can help by providing free feed for them, by providing a variety of seeds and fruit in certain containers that are easily accessible to birds.
One of the advantages that you can feel is that your home environment becomes more lively with the chirping of wild birds that come to eat the free food that has been prepared. Interested in trying it?
Here are some models of free wild bird feeding containers or a cool term for giving alms to other creatures, namely wild birds.
And not only can we provide free feed for wild birds, we can also provide free drinking by placing clean water in special drinking places such as drinking containers in broiler farms and placing it together with free bird feed.
The last tip for conserving wild birds is not to destroy their habitat. Plant trees around our yard because trees will be home to various types of wild birds and will enliven your home with a variety of styles and models of chirping that vary greatly.
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