What are the lyrics to that silly song, Be Kind To Your Fair Feathered Friends..!
Question: ...For a Duck May Be Somebody's Mother?
Played to the tune of one of Sousa's marches?
Answers: ...For a Duck May Be Somebody's Mother?
Played to the tune of one of Sousa's marches?
Be kind to your fair feathered friends
for a duck may be somebody’s mother.
Be kind to your friends in the swamp,
where the weather is very damp.
You may think that this is the end.
Well it is.
"Be kind to your web-footed friends... For that duck could be somebody's muuuuu-ther, Be kind to your friends in the swamp, Where the weather is very, very dawmp, You may think that this is the end, You are right!"
be kind to your fine feathered friends,
this is not the poem the others have answered that.
I would just like to add:
Be kind to our fine feathered friends.
Winter birds will appreciate using your old Christmas tree for cover in your backyard, especially if you decorate it with bird food ornaments. This is also a good way to keep birds congregating where you want them to and not in the tree branches above your car! Secure the tree trunk to prevent it from rolling away in winter winds by attaching it with wire or twine to a stable support or by staking the tree to the ground.
Purchase suet, molded seeds or disposable birdseed hangers from a garden center or bird supply shop. Or make homemade bird feeders with your kids. Try using pine cones or stale bread smeared with peanut butter and rolled in birdseed, orange slices and strands of popcorn. Use the trunk of your Christmas tree as a sturdy base for mounting a birdhouse or nesting shelf in early spring. Birds are better protected from other animals and predators when their houses hang from tall poles