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{{fa}}Setting up a bird feeder to feed wild birds can give you a chance to [[Bird Watch|observe wild birds]] at a closer distance, see different kinds of birds, and learn more about your local birds in an enjoyable way. It's certainly a terrific way to expose your children to the world of birds. Feeding wild birds is also a way of helping to sustain wild bird populations, particularly in urban and disrupted environments, provided you feed them the right food. Because wild birds are such adaptable creatures, and thanks to human beings leaving them food, many native birds have even increased in numbers in many parts of the world.<ref name="Burke">http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/factsheets/Pets-Pet-Care-and-Native-Animals/Feeding-Lorikeets/2374</ref>  
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Setting up a bird feeder to feed wild birds can give you a chance to [[Bird Watch|observe wild birds]] at a closer distance, see different kinds of birds, and learn more about your local birds in an enjoyable way. It's certainly a terrific way to expose your children to the world of birds. Feeding wild birds is also a way of helping to sustain wild bird populations, particularly in urban and disrupted environments, provided you feed them the right food. Because wild birds are such adaptable creatures, and thanks to human beings leaving them food, many native birds have even increased in numbers in many parts of the world.<ref name="Burke">http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/factsheets/Pets-Pet-Care-and-Native-Animals/Feeding-Lorikeets/2374</ref>  
  
 
<font size=1>''Note: While much of this article relates to birds commonly found in North America, occasional mention of birds from other parts of the world have been made to highlight similarities. However, always be sure to check the needs for birds in your specific area, as these can vary.''</font>
 
<font size=1>''Note: While much of this article relates to birds commonly found in North America, occasional mention of birds from other parts of the world have been made to highlight similarities. However, always be sure to check the needs for birds in your specific area, as these can vary.''</font>