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What If the Bird Fell in Love With Me ?
- It is unlikely that birds, being wild animals, will actively seek out friendships or intimate relationships with humans. They generally prefer the company of other birds and interact within their own species. While some bird species may become accustomed to the presence of humans and may accept food offered by bird feeders, this does not equate to seeking friendship.
- Mobbing: Many birds practice mobbing, where multiple individuals team up to harass and drive away potential threats such as predators or intruders near their feeding area.
- Based on the above instruction of bird habits, there are some tips for you to feed equally, such as install multiple bird feeders, choose the right feeder design, monitor and refill frequently, keep the feeders clean and more.
- Birds’ foraging habits and feeding time offer a fascinating glimpse into the intricate web of nature’s balance. Each bird species has evolved its own unique and specialized way of finding food.