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Many people think that it is a good thing to feed bread to birds. While it makes folk feel better to do so, it does the birds very little good, in fact in many cases it is bad for the birds.
The reason being is that there is hardly any nutritional value in bread for birds and whilst the bird may feel satisfied at the time, the bread provides no real nutritional benefit.

If a small bird fills up with bread on a cold winters evening it may not survive till morning as it will not have gained enough energy from the bread to fend of the cold.
It can also be potentially dangerous if too much bread been eaten by a bird as their digestive tracts were not designed to cope with bread, and dry bread in particular can swell up inside a bird and cause blockages preventing them from absorbing much needed nutrients. These blockages can sometimes be fatal.

Doves and Pigeons produce a milk-like substance in their crops to feed to their young. Bread may become impacted in their crops and can lead to infection and death. “Crop Stasis” is a condition where the crop in the oesophagus, stops emptying and becomes distended with fermenting food and fluids. This is a serious, and life-threatening condition in birds.

You can buy food for wild birds at pet shops quite cheaply and this is so much safer and better for the birds.​
 
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( by experience. no it isn't )

*Brownbar comes out of his tree* "whats all this happening here?"

The boy looked up at him.

*Brownbar puffed up*

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( by experience. no it isn't )

*Brownbar comes out of his tree* "whats all this happening here?"

(actually it is, bread is bad for young birds but can be fed to aduts in small amounts)

( i have yet to see that! )
 
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Well if you insist!

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(????? i heard quiet the opposite by some chat members a couple of months ago, but forget it! )

(isnt it just seeds?)
 
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The boy looked up at him.

*Brownbar puffed up*

The boy returned his gaze to Copper. "Hungry little guy, aren't you?" He said quietly.
 
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