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For only four dollars, I filled my huge bird shopping bag full of Collard Greens and Swiss Chard.
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Good News: Collards Greens is a Nutritious Bird Food.
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These Collard Greens are grown by a local farmer whose booth is called Healthier You! Wonder if she would consider changing her sign to Healthier You and Your Birds?
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This German Roller, like his siblings, loves Collard Greens!
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Gator Heat is Feeding Collard Greens to his last two chicks in the nest.
Collard Greens, the New Green this SaturdayWhat a generous bunch of pesticide free collard greens I purchased from the farmer! Sometimes, I cut the bottom stems and let it sit in water for a bit before feeding but with so many greens, I just took it straight to the aviary.
With enough collard greens for every cage, I quickly distributed it and watched the birds heartily eat it.
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