Wild birds should have seeds, including sunflower seeds, fat balls, mealworms, apples, and plenty of clean water to drink and wash in. They love also natural berries of all sorts.
They will not die because they have eaten bread. When ever I am at the beach, i take a loaf of bread and feed the gulls. They love it. I wouldn’t feed the cardinals, finches or the wrens in my garden with bread though , or even raw rice. BUT, my friend in London, she throws rice out for the birds on her back veranda and the birds eat that with gusto there.
I liked the way you captured the bird with the bread in the mouth. I should post some of my pictures from the beach when they wait for me to give them the bread.
Healthy bread, e.g., whole wheat or whole grain bread, is pretty harmless. But pizza crusts (!!) white bread or sweet breads should go in a disposal, not in a place for birds to feed.
❤️&🙏, c.a.
I read somewhere that you shouldn’t feed birds with bread as it upsets their digestive system…maybe it’s the yeast ?? I buy bird feed to put in the garden, but I’m sure there are probably other foods we can share with them, like fruit perhaps.🐦🔆
Beautiful photo!
We put bird feed out for them. I know they like some fruits, too. And if there is leftover 7-grain bread or wheat bread, we put out a couple of the slices. Some of the birds eat it and some don’t.
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Wild birds should have seeds, including sunflower seeds, fat balls, mealworms, apples, and plenty of clean water to drink and wash in. They love also natural berries of all sorts.
Joanna
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Thanks Joanna. Sadly families with small kids tend to feed these wild birds with leftover bread. Fine for kids but not for birds.
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Probably not, but try taking it away from that bird. 😉
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Hahahhha… no chance Thanks Laurie.
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Fighting
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For food… Thanks.
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🙂🙂
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We should know it is not. Lovely caught composition
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Thanks Derrick.
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They will take it (though experts here will say it’s best not to give it)
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Exactly, that’s the problem. Thanks Paul.
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🙂
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What a beautiful picture, Rupali. Snow and snow only.
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Thanks dear Kamal.
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You are always welcome dear Rupali 👌👌😊💖
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Looks like he is hungry .. Great image.
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Hmm they are quite used to such treats these days. Thanks Anita.
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They will not die because they have eaten bread. When ever I am at the beach, i take a loaf of bread and feed the gulls. They love it. I wouldn’t feed the cardinals, finches or the wrens in my garden with bread though , or even raw rice. BUT, my friend in London, she throws rice out for the birds on her back veranda and the birds eat that with gusto there.
I liked the way you captured the bird with the bread in the mouth. I should post some of my pictures from the beach when they wait for me to give them the bread.
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Thank you so much 🙏… Waiting for beach photos
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Healthy bread, e.g., whole wheat or whole grain bread, is pretty harmless. But pizza crusts (!!) white bread or sweet breads should go in a disposal, not in a place for birds to feed.
❤️&🙏, c.a.
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Thank you C.A.
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Charlee: “Mmm, pre-stuffed bird.”
Chaplin: “We like that idea!”
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Hahahha… i love the perspective. Thank you so much for a smile.
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It is sadly become very common to carry bread when families go spend time in nature.
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Here as well. Thanks Pragalbha.
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I read somewhere that you shouldn’t feed birds with bread as it upsets their digestive system…maybe it’s the yeast ?? I buy bird feed to put in the garden, but I’m sure there are probably other foods we can share with them, like fruit perhaps.🐦🔆
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Thanks kindly Cherryl.
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😊 You’re welcome Rupali
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Beautiful photo!
We put bird feed out for them. I know they like some fruits, too. And if there is leftover 7-grain bread or wheat bread, we put out a couple of the slices. Some of the birds eat it and some don’t.
(((HUGS)))
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Thanks dear Carolyn. A warm hug.
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great capture … surely in winter they might need more seed but not bread 😦
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Thanks Kate.
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