>put bananas on my terrace >10-20 birds come to eat them >there's not enough bananas for all of them >some of them fight >throw more bananas to calm them down >i'm basically a president throwing out free money at rioters so they shut their mouth
Same, but with grain and ducks. Also giving seed and lard to tits, jays, sparrows, woodpeckers, etc in winter.
Caleb Adams
based bird feeder
Camden Perry
What are the international repercussions of this ?
Sebastian Clark
>What are the international repercussions of this ? no more birds in the forest as they all come to my house -> they shit everywhere -> I get free fertilizer -> france becomes a fertilizer powerhouse
Jace Wood
Thanks :^)
Ryan Martinez
It's a symbiotic relationship, I feed them when it's difficult to find food for them, they eat snails and bugs around my home during summer.
Yeah, I heard that's a thing around here, people collect them and sell them to some company that prepares them, and exports to Spain. Those slimy fucks grow up to the size of large plums and destroy my leafy greens.
Ryan Hernandez
>you breed disease , stop feeding bids I WILL feed the birds they will geat eaten by the iguanas in my backyard or eagles anyway + they fertilize my banana trees
they either the bananas on the ground or on the tree, what's the difference anyway ?
Brayden Wright
It's really more of an issue if you feed them inconsistently, and obviously depends where you live, but feeding (non-migtating) birds during winter is normal here.