by Perryman on December 6th, 2006

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Do you feed the birds in your yard?

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by david askari on August 5th, 2007
I moved to a old farmhouse, the people took their pheasants but left some wild type of chicken. I assume they are wild because they can fly the length of a football field when startled. We feed them, and also feed the "rock" pigeons, and the homeless cats and bunnies dropped off at night. Most of the birds that feed here are the common finch, robins, and bluejays, however you do see many other species of birds jioning it.
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