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say. The American goldfinch likes an elevated feeder. The evening grosbeek prefers to dine from a platform.
A booklet called “Wild Bird Feeding Preferences” is available for $1 a copy from the National Wildlife Federation, 1412 16th St., NW, Washington, D.C. 20036. Address orders to Department 157. The eightpage publication rates 16 varieties of seeds according to preference by 13 common birds. For example, the cardinal likes sunflower seeds above all else while the blue jay prefers peanuts. Bird watchers may control their winter population by selectively feeding.
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