06-22-2019, 12:13 AM
It is a very important thing to "help" wildlife. So long as we do it in the right way, and with the right advice. Oftentimes, our kindly attempts to "help" cause the animals suffering and pain and even death.
And with the right knowledge we can help and support them.
Even something as simple as a bird table or bird feeders can be more complex that we think -to make sure the food we put out is correct for the species of birds we get as visitors.
(Goodness knows about Koori and his half slice of Hovis with meat paste! But he seems to be thriving on his little treat over the years now. And during the terribly dry period when he couldn't forage /hunt in the field very much as the ground was like concrete, he definitely needed a little help from his friend!)
And with the right knowledge we can help and support them.
Even something as simple as a bird table or bird feeders can be more complex that we think -to make sure the food we put out is correct for the species of birds we get as visitors.
(Goodness knows about Koori and his half slice of Hovis with meat paste! But he seems to be thriving on his little treat over the years now. And during the terribly dry period when he couldn't forage /hunt in the field very much as the ground was like concrete, he definitely needed a little help from his friend!)
