No, I was pointing out that they are confused by the recent high temperatures experienced yesterday and the day before in the UK, that had never been recorded since records began throughout the whole of winter. A few hot days don’t really alter the food chain AFAIK.
Again though, how do people know the birds are confused? Are people assuming this, or are there actual recognised changes in behaviour that is a solid indication of such?
Plus, does being a bit confused impede them in any way?
Again, just looking for clarity. So much baseless “fact” is repeated over the internet and often spun in such a way to support a point of view. There’s almost as much about BREXIT now as there is about climate change for instance ;-)
My wife seemed confused this morning
The clue there is the words “my wife”.
She probably just needs the right amount of plump insects that she would normally consume in this heat.
Q
So what do the birds normally eat at this time of year?
A
Bird seed, in the feeders in my garden, which I paid for & and the garden centre made a profit on.
I’m thinking of charging the birds a subscription
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No, they have no food, because…
Ha. Half of the birds would be up for that and the other half wouldn’t.
How do you know it’s half and half — they’ve not contributed anything to this thread?
Actually waiting for this thread to turn into a Pro-Brexit theme.
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