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Stop Feed Wild Birds
Have you ever thought that most wild birds go crazy with all this junk food people feed them? People should really stop feeding the wild birds.There are many reasons that support my claim. Many people do not really think that the birds could die with all the junk food. I hope people stop feeding the wild birds real soon.

One reason, I think that people should stop feeding the birds is because in the story, "Stop Feeding Wild Birds," the author claimed that many birds have been found to suffer from diseases and poor nutrition. In other words, the food many people choose to feed birds are low in protein. For example, the author in the article said such as bread, crackers, and popcorn. Those are a few examples of food that people feed the

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