Feed these wild ones.
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People feed wild chickadees. They can eat pine nuts and sunflower seeds. (Jennifer Kent/University of Nevada, Reno via AP) -
A student feeds a chickadee pine nuts. (Jennifer Kent/University of Nevada, Reno via AP) -
Feeding bears may seem like a nice thing to do. But it is bad for them. (123RF) -
A bear catches a fish near Lake Tahoe. (AP/Rich Pedroncelli) -
Thank God for the fun of feeding birds. (123RF)
Think of a wild animal you can feed at a park. Tweet. Think birds!
Wild animals like pizza and sweets like you. That food is not good for them. But the right seed snacks help birds.
Pray: Thank God for the fun of feeding birds. Thank Him for the beauty and songs birds provide.
Read More: Signs at parks say, “Don’t feed the wild animals!” Those signs keep people and animals safe. Bears like human food. They dig through trash for food that is not good for them. Scientists in Nevada studied chickadees that ate food from people around Lake Tahoe. Chickadees thrive when they eat seeds from bird feeders and people’s hands. That’s right! You can hold sunflowers in your hands for chickadees to grab a snack.
“Consider the ravens: They neither sow nor reap . . . and yet God feeds them.” (Luke 12:24)
