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Index of Subjects I don’t think sterilizing the feeders would help. They pass it bird to bird when in close contact, such as at feeding stations. Best to hold off feeding until the cold slows the disease transmission down. I am no expert on this though. Nancy D Sent from my iPad > On Jun 18, 2018, at 7:21 PM, Marg Millard <mmillard@eastlink.ca> wrote: > > I have more Purple finches, males, females and likely juveniles today than I have ever had at one time before. So far the birds look and act fine to my untrained eye. I have been checking them out pretty carefully. > So with the influx sooner or later there will be ill birds show up so should we stop feeding altogether (that would mean 100% of the birds or sterilize the feeders every day, every other day? I know there are nests on the property. > The only food they want is the Black oil sunflower seeds. They aren't even looking at the other feeders which we have moved out and about the property. Marg > > White Point Artist, Marg Millard > 19 White Point 2 Rd., White Point, Queens Co., > R.R. # 1 Hunts Point, Nova Scotia > B0T 1G0 Canada (902) 683-2393 > LocalArtistMargMillard.ca > By Appointment, please
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