Pleasant Grove Review | 1935-02-08 | Page 2 | Bird Sanctuary in City

Bird Sanctuary in City In the heart of Liverpool, England, Eng-land, eight miles from the open country, there Is a remarkable bird sanctuary, which has been constructed con-structed in an old cemetery of Sr. James' cathedral. In this sanctuary can be found thrushes, robins, blackbirds, black-birds, tom-tits, green-finches, starlings, star-lings, hedge sparrows and wrens The sanctuary has its special watcher watch-er and keeper, who places over ten pounds of bird food, consisting of chopped bacon-rind, breadcrumbs, peanuts, stale light cakes, etc., on the many bird tables every morning and night. There are bird-baths and drinking fountain's, in addition to the nesting boxes and feeding tables. In the center of the sanctuary stands a beautiful granite memorial fountain.