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Buster Swift
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| Registered on: | 9/21/2026 |
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re: Have you ever established a feeding routine with a wild animal and then moved away?
Posted by Buster Swift on 9/21/26 at 7:54 pm to brsa
quote:100%
They will definitely let you know when they are hungry.
re: Have you ever established a feeding routine with a wild animal and then moved away?
Posted by Buster Swift on 9/21/26 at 7:51 pm to brsa
quote:I feed the crows daily. They follow me around the neighborhood and greet me when I step outside. They alternate feeding times with the blue jays. They have a system...
I saw where they bring you crazy stuff for befriending them.
And the crows left me presents a few times over the years. The best was the spinal fragment of what I think was either a squirrel or cottontail rabbit...
Have you ever established a feeding routine with a wild animal and then moved away?
Posted by Buster Swift on 9/21/26 at 6:33 pm
I have this little family of birds I've been feeding for a few years. They are foragers so I know they're not dependent on my food to survive.
Still, as sappy as it seems, I'll be sad when I don't see them every day.
It brought great joy to my life to feed them every day.
CSB
Still, as sappy as it seems, I'll be sad when I don't see them every day.
It brought great joy to my life to feed them every day.
CSB
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