Seeing a villager who said that it was snowing, and as a result, the sparrows ran to the village foraging for food, and saw a sparrow that could not fly in the snow. So I wanted to save these sparrows, and deliberately found half a bag of millet from the kitchen "below" and fell into the woods on the edge of the village, hoping to make the sparrows eat a full meal.
Dizzy, we see this thing is a little speechless, do charity relief is not done in this way. We are rural people, and the most common birds in the countryside today are sparrows and flower-tailed magpies, and occasionally you will see a few wild pigeons and pheasants.
We don't think the sparrow needs to be rescued, and now with the popularization of animal protection laws, no caught, and the birds in the countryside are infested. My family planted a few ridges of sorghum in the field, which was just ripe and was eaten, and there was not a single seed left in several households. Can't help but say don't forget the phrase "natural selection, survival of the fittest", the survival of the fittest is the law of nature.
I don't deny that sprinkling millet to feed birds does good deeds, but I really don't advocate doing it. I'm really afraid that after the sparrow is used to finding millet under the roots of the tree to eat, someone will lay a net to catch it, which is not good. Advise this millet or keep the porridge to drink, let the sparrow forage for food as well, not to the sparrow is the best protection.
