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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Last post: the precious birds are up in the trees, far from that little dog. If they had the sense to fly thousands of miles I bet they had the sense to avoid a small dog. [/quote]

While the native birds are in the trees, there are many migratory birds that are not building nests but are resting/nesting on shrubs and lower folliage. This is the prime time for birds that have traveled south to return north and there are many non-native birds currently in spaces like the Ramble.  Additionally many of the birds, both native and non-native are feeding off seeds and insects that are on the ground and low foliage  When dogs roam through the underbrush and the plantings, as Henry was doing, it scares away the birds, and prevents them from finding much of the food that they need.  When they are migrating like thousands of birds are doing now, they don't always have the time and strength to wait out dogs crawling through their feeding spaces to forage for food.  And the dogs marking the territory also destroys the food supplies and habitat.  There is a reason that that the law is that dogs have to be on leashes and everyone (people and pets) is asked to stay on the designated foot paths.

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