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Wild bird feeding surged worldwide during lockdowns That s good for people, but not necessarily for the birds

Wild bird feeding surged worldwide during lockdowns That s good for people, but not necessarily for the birds
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Interest In Bird Feeding Surged Worldwide During COVID-19 Lockdowns

Interest In Bird Feeding Surged Worldwide During COVID-19 Lockdowns
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Interest in bird feeding surged in over 100 countries worldwide during the COVID-19 lockdowns

Interest in bird feeding surged in over 100 countries worldwide during the COVID-19 lockdowns
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Bird feeding popularity soared during COVID-19 lockdowns

By Stephen Beech via SWNS Interest in bird feeding soared in more than 100 countries around the world during Covid lockdowns, according to new research. The pastime became more popular

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Global interest in bird feeding was unprecedented during the pandemic

Even in countries where bird feeding had not been a prevalent activity, people turned their attention to this activity

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