I’m glad nature doesn’t seem to hold to segregation of the species, at least not in this place. Here, we see geese, ducks, pigeons, and sparrows, all content to forage together. I’m sure there were gulls nearby too. If only humans had such tolerance.
I’m certain, though, if their offspring were under threat by another form of wildlife, these birds would become very protective, but that’s the God placed instinct of the animal world, and humankind alike.

“If only humans had such tolerance.” Amen!
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True! We could learn something from these birds.
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So true, Candice!
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Lovely post!
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Thank you!💕
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Wonderful post now the humans need to follow in the birds footsteps!
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Amen
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Nicely said Candice. Food, the great equalizer.
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Candice, I like your distinction between defending ‘my space’ and defending my offspring (as a parent). If we get stuck in the defensive mode, our children won’t learn to survive as one among many in a multi-cultural world or community.
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Great comment! Thanks.
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You are so right Candice. If we could all look past color and beliefs and just love and accept like the animals do, I believe the world be so much brighter. We can all agree to disagree without hate. Oh and I love the photo. You find such unique ones!
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Agreed. Hate never solves anything. Thank you so much for the nice comment!
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thank you for the great outlook and a blog that made me think.:)
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