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Eisboch wrote:
There was one crane in particular that really was a pain though. He had no fear of humans (because people stupidly fed him bread, etc.) and would walk right up and into your house, looking for a handout. He'd follow you around, making a pest of himself until you were forced to lure him away with a chunk of bread. The neighborhood had named him "Harry" as I recall. No joke. Eisboch At the parks, you will see ducks and geese attacking people to get food. Animals can become very aggressive and dangerous when they associate humans with free handouts. They have signs up all over the place to tell people it is illegal to feed the wildlife, yet you will see mothers bring their little children down to feed them bread. The mothers always seem amazed when the ducks/geese nip and bite them. If they had only learned how to read the signs. |
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