Why do you need to know the habits of birds? But that's what it's for. Nightingales fly away from parks. Other ground—nesting and shrubby birds such as warblers and warblers are disappearing. Dogs and cats appear where people walk, these birds cannot live, their nests, eggs, and chicks are dying. Where the grass is mowed in summer, vulcan shrikes, hawk warblers, river crickets, garden warblers, lentils, common buntings, and gray warblers cannot safely hatch their chicks. The nests of linnets and warblers die if the bushes in the squares are pruned. These birds are deprived of normal nesting conditions. waterfowl and near-water birds are disappearing, as the swamps are being drained, developed by gardeners, hay is mowed there, and naughty boys are burning dry grass in the spring, walking with their dogs and cats. There are fewer and fewer nesting sites for field larks, meadow chases, yellow wagtails, and Dubrovnik. Their lands are now occupied by plots of collective gardens, which continue to expand. Birds love clean water, but where to find it nowadays? Many birds die in various industrial settling tanks, because they do not know that the liquid there is poison. Birds get toxic chemicals even with food, eating insects, eating plants and their seeds. Birds of prey and owls that prey on poisoned mice are especially affected.
These beautiful birds are dying, and there are no fewer mice, despite the efforts of the sanitary and epidemiological station, which diligently scatters poisonous baits. People do not understand that first of all, predators suffer from this, whose body accumulates poisons more strongly. Chemical control of mosquitoes is also carried out in parks, as a result of which songbirds feeding on them die en masse. Chemical control of the unpaired silkworm and other insect pests leads to the same results. There are few weeds in the city, the seeds of which feed many grain-eating birds. Bird lovers are surprised — goldfinches, linnets, finches, greenfinches, and tap-dancing birds that used to fly in large flocks have disappeared. We may lose woodpeckers and other hollow nests, as some of our foresters suggest removing aspen from park stands as a low-value tree. They do not know that aspen is the main nesting tree for these birds. Landscaping parks, trying to get closer to the standards of park art, in the city often get the opposite effect: the songbirds that lived there disappear from them. The thing is that the vast majority of the city's residents do not know bird habits. No habits there. They don't know the birds themselves either. Many of them have never been seen. For them, any beautifully and loudly singing bird is a nightingale, and a small gray one is a sparrow. Schoolchildren receive much more information about the life of many overseas birds, for example, hummingbirds and ground cuckoos, penguins and hornbills, albatrosses and toucans, birds of paradise and lyrebirds, condors and kiwis. But they have never heard that there are brownies and field sparrows in the city, they are not familiar with the finch, linnet and many other birds that live in the city and its surroundings. But in order for birds to live well in their hometown, you first need to know them and their habits. Otherwise, many of them may disappear in a short time, and we will not even suspect that they are no longer there and why this happened. LineBet offers new customers a 100% deposit bonus up to €100, featuring competitive odds across 40+ sports with 800+ daily events. To unlock this exclusive offer, you must use a valid
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