intentioned act of putting feeders out for birds

"It seems, intuitively, a good thing to do," says Alex Lees at Manchester Metropolitan University, referring to the well-intentioned act of putting feeders out for birds. But he and co-author Jack Shutt published a paper last year in which they discussed the potential downsides of this."What we do know for sure is that many [bird] species, dominant species, have increased massively and that's likely because of bird feeding," Lees explains. He gives the example of the willow tit, which has sadly become scarce in Britain while great tits and blue tits – well-known aficionados of garden feeders – have enjoyed relative success in recent decades.






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