Matthew 6: 25-34
Birds in the ancient world must have thought it was odd for humans to provide them with tasty prey to enjoy from time to time.
Corvids and vultures in the modern world must be wishing for those good old days when humans put out something more tasty for them than just seeds and stale bread!
Well, actually, there are many more domesticated animals these days than there were then. And roadkill is much more prevalent--wagons and chariots are slow. People also stock lakes with fish. "Nuisance" animals like deer, chipmunks, mice, rats, pigeons are also much more abundant because of human proliferation (of course Flaco the fugitive New York owl did die of rat poison picked up from carcasses and possibly of viral infections, and raptors often become roadkill themselves, so there is a downside.) So I would think it's the kind of meat, not the quantity. There is no such thing as a free lunch.
Long Easter celebrations are always the best. Excellent, thanks.
Well but I was thinking that the last amazon Messa was among them : could she escape ?
