About National Bird-Feeding Month
This national holiday started in 1994 to recognize February as one of the most difficult months in the United States for wild birds to survive.
This month, people are encouraged to put out food, water, and shelter to wild birds, especially in colder areas with a limited amount of natural resources like plants and food.
- 😂 I've just been bird watching with Sinead O’Connor. So far it’s been seven owls and fifteen jays.
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