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Cette activité a également lieu au printemps mais est déconseillée, beaucoup de jeunes oiseaux devenant insectivores au cours du cette saison et un nourrissage prolongé pouvant perturber leurs habitudes alimentaires. Cf « Nourrissage des oiseaux, quand et pourquoi arrêter ? », sur lpo.fr,
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