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That's D-R-I-N-K-L-N-T dot com forward slash epic. We are back with David Mann and we are talking about acoustic specifically now on birds and

pay we're going to be talking about why you even want birds at your garden in the first place.

Because I'll even get comments oftentimes on my videos

being like, how do I stop birds from damaging my plants?

And maybe we'll talk a little bit about that later on.

But first I want to sell the birds to you guys because they have tremendous value, not just value, like they're just great to have around in general in the ecosystem. They're part of the ecosystem and we should be trying to invite them to your yards, especially in like these urban areas where a lot of what might have been their old habitat is maybe now gone. So I don't know if you have any examples or thoughts on sharing

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