RE: Wildbird life here in our area.
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There are so many creatures in nature that we don't know about; honestly, I'm very surprised and curious when we learn about them thanks to you. It's very interesting that there's a species of bird that changes color depending on the sunlight. But what impressed me most was the mother bird's struggle to protect her chick and the way she created a protective area. I'm currently researching trees. I know that the acacia tree is a fast-growing tree with long, hard thorns that can protect itself from hot and dry conditions. I never thought that the smallest creatures in nature, ants and insects, would be a food source for birds. This is a wonderful informative article about birds. Congratulations!
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Thank you for the nice reply, and yes, the birds are very intelligent, even know how to protect their youngsters. We now have a pair of laughing dove youngsters here, and it is a great learning curve for us to see how the parents guided them here and to teach them how to eat the nuts that my wife lays out for them.
When I was young, one of those thorns of an acacia tree broke off flush in my heel, and my gran placed a homemade pulp on it to extract the thorn overnight. A very painful remembrance. Lol
Glad that you now know that birds feed their babies with insects.
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