4 years ago we moved from the big city to live in the countryside. In our yard there are 4 walnut, acacia and many fruit trees. So I began to notice the wild birds. We love animals, they are a part of our village life as we also keep many pets in our yard. But one love begets another. When you start noticing and caring about the life around you, you inevitably start asking yourself - How are the wild animals doing?
And I started watching them. All around me - how they fly from one tree to another, how they make friends with each other, how they get used to the rest of the animals in the yard, how they sing happily on some days, and on others they are quietly silent. I began to notice that we all live under one roof - the people, the birds, the snails, the insects and all the flora and fauna around us. We live in a small ecosystem and interact with each other. In autumn, when the walnuts begin to fall, the dogs break them open with their teeth, eat a portion of the nut, and the little tits make a feast of them. And they sing happily, they fly fearlessly around the yard and very happy. But when nature winterizes their natural food for flightless birds it becomes a little more complicated. They don't need much, but we will definitely make it easier for them if we give them some food to make it through the cold months easier. All the little birds wintering in Bulgaria, the few remaining in the cities, delighting us with their songs in parks and gardens. The ones who remind us that life goes on even in our hardest moments. They also suffer in winter and we can return the gesture by supporting them with whatever they need. Well, we are all one, let's join the natural food chain - this time with good.

That's how the idea of ​​"Feeder in the park" was born. I believe that every little good deed counts. That if everyone does good, it will neutralize someone else's bad deed. Not even in the same way. I feed the birds in my yard, they are with us all year - we are one family. I don't want anyone in my family to suffer and lack. And do you feed yours?

FEEDER IN THE PARK

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