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Create a habitat, and the birds will come. But which birds will feel safe and thrive in said habitat, which will breed and which will not? Will the ones deemed most successful be the ones facing local or regional extinctions, or will they be the usual suspects? Human interventionist approaches are increasingly relevant in our fragmented human and infrastructure-dominated landscape.
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Create a habitat, and the birds will come. But which birds will feel safe and thrive in said habitat, which will breed and which will not? Will the ones deemed most successful be the ones facing local or regional extinctions, or will they be the usual suspects? Human interventionist approaches are increasingly relevant in our fragmented human and infrastructure-dominated landscape.
Pigeon's blood, right, sounds like a feral brood of magpies, boys all six, I'm guessing probably see them at some point, rather not, but there you go, people would say you can't pick and choose, well, we need to, when you've got red-listed birds that threaten, we say no, we can't pick and choose, let them die, what are those, there go the crows, magpies complaining.
