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Wildlife foods!

7/18/2011

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Owing to the exploitative nature of most wildlife they take full advantage of any waste food humans discard. Seagulls and Magpies are true masters at this strategy.

Sadly not all this food is good for the local wildlife!

Fact is most food people eat nowadays lacks nutritional value. It will be the same for the wildlife that eats it.

Providing wildlife foods that meet their nutritional needs will help them be healthier and better prepared to meet the rigors of their lives throughout the year.

What wildlife foods they are supplied can make a difference!

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