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Fruit is the favorite food of many different birds. As an excellent source of sugar, it is an essential source of energy during summer, fall and winter, which are the main seasons for reproduction, migration, and maintaining body temperature in cooler temperatures. But what birds can you expect to visit your feeders if you offer different types of fruit, including apples, berries, grapes, and even fruit peels? Birds can eat different types of fruit in many different conditions. All fruits suitable for human consumption are nutritious for birds. Birds will also eat other types of fruits that are not a typical human food, such as toxic types of berries, as well as damaged or severely fallen fruits that will not be delicious to humans. Fruit pieces that cling to discarded peels or large seeds, such as pumpkin seeds, can also be great for a bird feeder. The most popular types of fruits that birds eat are: An apple cherries Elderberries plum Orange Raspberries Crabapples Concord grape Serviceberries blueberry Raspberry raisin Gourd Prickly pear tree Depending on the type of bird, the ripeness of the fruit and the type of fruit, birds may eat the meat, drink the juice, or both. Young fruits can be swallowed whole, birds will visit fruit trees before they are fully ripe and as long as there are some fruits available after the main harvest. This can be a problem in farms and orchards, as birds can easily spoil crops before they mature for harvest. However, in bird-friendly fruit, fruit is a great bird feeding option because it does not leave as many scraps and lost debris as most bird species. Growing fruit trees, berry bushes, and other plants that produce fruit is a great way to feed birds on a budget.

Pigeons Any bird from the family of pigeons and doves. The name pigeon is given to the large types of this family, while the name Yam is applied to the small ones. In this article, the name pigeon will be used for both species. There are approximately 300 species of pigeons. These birds live in various parts of the globe, except for very cold areas, while most of the species live in tropical climates. For example, 24 pigeon species are endemic to Mexico. It does not live in environments Pigeons drink in a way that differs from the way other birds drink, as it does not raise its head up with every sip - as most birds do - but pushes the pigeon with its beak into the water, then sips the water through the beak, as if using a straw. ((Life of a pigeon)) Most types of pigeons build their nests on trees, but there is one type, the rock jamb, that builds its nests on cliffs, or on the ridges and cusp of buildings. Other species known as terrestrial doves build their nests on the ground. The pigeons begin to search for their food and drink early in the morning. He often rests during the afternoon and then resumes searching for more food and drink. The birds return to their nests before dark

Crab or crab (scientific name: Brachyura). It is a ten-footed scaly animal, which belongs to what falls under the order of short tail (scientific name: Brachyura), due to its short tail protruding or hidden under its rib cage. Crabs are found in all the world's oceans, and there are several types of them that inhabit fresh water and land, especially in tropical regions. There are about 6,793 currently known species and 1,800 unambiguous fossils of various extinct species from 93 different families belonging to the class of carcinomas. Hermit crabs, crayfish, shrimp, prawns, shrimp, and horseshoe crabs do not belong to the class of crabs, despite the similarity in name or shape. [5] Species that belong to the Anomura family usually resemble real crabs, but they are not.