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Amazing!
A buzzard feeds quietly on a piece of meat,
while the other small birds feed on seeds
without any fear.
Filmed by Hilda Thoonen, Belgium, winter 2013.
1st check with binoculars (view from my garage on our garden) before going, normally all my trays are emptied at 10:30 am, and there it is rather quiet, normal, I present you our faithful male sparrowhawk, which waited more than one hour at this place, it makes up to 2 victims per day. On this occasion, I took the opportunity to make you some pictures of our various spaces ;-)
Once upon a time, on December 10, 2020.
Rescue of a buzzard caught in a net,
located at the football field of our municipality!!!
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In full period of pandemic, all wildlife care centers closed to the public, my husband and myself decided to intervene as soon as possible. I don't have full pictures of our action, because once on the ground, it took two of us to remove the remains of the net around its legs and body, while covering the wild bird with a towel to limit stress. We made sure there were no external injuries and the buzzard flew off towards the forest, an image I will never forget and one that gave me a lot of emotion.
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The same evening, I sent an email, to our municipality and to the association for the protection of wild birds in our region, to inform them of the danger of these nets, unfortunately to my greatest sadness, and despite my reminders, I never got any feedback from them and these bird traps are still there to this day!
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Conclusion: it's difficult for me to believe that the world will ever change and become better, but I will not give up and I will continue to fight for just causes, because that is my reason for living.
Health hazards to wild birds and risk factors associated with anthropogenic food provisioning | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
Provision of supplementary food for wild birds at garden feeding stations is a common, large-scale and year-round practice in multiple countries including Great Britain (GB). While these additional dietary resources can benefit wildlife, there is a ...
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