. Wie man Wildvögel anzieht und schützt. D Veranden, in Schuppen, Sommerhäusern und Schutzhütten in Wäldern, die die Anforderungen erfüllen, die auf Seite 73 beschrieben sind. Es ist essentialdass das Futter gemäß Bedingung 2 in keiner Weise vom Wetter beeinflusst werden sollte. Eine Futterstelle der Art Tliis ist in einem Stall im Wald bei der Rangerhütte Seebach, 89, angeordnet, wo eine lange, flache Krippe wie eine Veranda unter ein vorspringendes Gebäude gestellt wurde. Die beliebte Methode der Fütterung von Vögeln am Vindowis ist auch sehr nützlich, wenn das Futter ziemlich früh vor der Morgendämmerung bei Nässwetter ausgestreut wird, und ist frequentl

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. How to attract and protect wild birds . d verandas, in sheds, summer-houses, and refuge huts in woods, which fulfil the requirements roentioned on page 73. It is essentialthat, in accordance with condition 2, the food should in no way beaffected by the weather. A feeding-place of tliis kind has beenarranged in a stable in the wood near the rangers hut at Seebach, 89 where a long flat manger has been put under a projecting buildinglike a veranda. The popular method of feeding birds at the vindowis also very useful, if the food is put out quite early before dawn in wetweather, and is frequently inspected during the day, so that the spoiledfood can be replaced by a fresh supply. Appropriate food-stuffs for winter feeding have already been fre-quently mentioned. I will recapitulate the most important:—Withthe exception of rape seed, hated by all birds living in the open, allseeds can be used. The seeds that contain oil are most to be recom-mended, especially hemp, whole or broken; it should form at leasthalf of all the foods.. FIG. 14. THE SCHWAHZ FEEDING-BOX. Great care must be taken with regard to the mixture sold in shops(a mixture of seeds of all sorts) ; at least half must consist of unbrokenhemp seed, and there must be no rape seed. The berries of mountain ash and elder make a very good food ; if theyare picked at the right time they will keep almost the whole winter.Of other foods, those containing fat should be used in the first place, fat, suet, bacon, scraps of roast meat, etc. During cold weather fat isspecially suitable for birds, as it produces warmth. Great care must be exercised in the use of bread and similar foods, which easily decay, turn sour in damp places, and do harm to birds. For all birds, insectivorous or graminivorous, food-stones or food-cakes {see pp. 74, 75, and 82) are the best. They can be givenentire or broken up, and the colder the weather the smaller should be 90 the pieces into which they are broken ; they contain all the necessaryma

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