Feeding birds

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Subject:	Feeding birds
From:	Peter Morgan <>
Date:	Tue, 26 Jan 2016 07:59:38 +0000

The discussion on feeding birds has got me thinking about the waders.
With their loss of stop-overs on their migratory paths, they are really finding 
it tough.  I am not aware of waders being fed in the same way as the bush 
birds, but is it possible that artificial feeding does work?  Or are they too 
specialised feeders?
I assume that waders are kept in zoos or similar places.  If so, they must be 
fed somehow.

Peter Morgan

Peter Morgan

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