The birds and the seeds
Pine siskins hang out at a bird feeder for a bite to eat. While Idaho Fish and Game recommends against feeding wild animals, feeding birds is the exception since they don’t often become dependent on feeders alone, officials said.
(Photo courtesy IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME)
A pine siskin keeping an eye on things.
(Photo courtesy IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME)
A female American Goldfinch with potential salmonellosis, to protect against spreading disease, Idaho Fish and Game officials said it's critical that residents keep feeders and birdbaths tidy by disinfecting them at least once a month.
(Photo courtesy IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME)
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