One citation for what?
Eating their young if their population density exceeds their
food supply?
http://newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/gen99/gen99259.htm

Or the similar comment in the "Yucky but fascinating facts" of
http://bugrunner.com/rodents.htm

And actually, you simply asked for one citation. I could have
given you any citation on most any subject, under the terms of
your request.

animaux wrote in message
...
Please give me one citation.


On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 21:06:25 -0400, "Michael Baugh"

wrote:

If they lose their food source(s) they will eat their young
as a food source, before they try to go elsewhere.
And they will generally be within about 15 feet of their primary
food source.

wrote in message
t...
I wish it was that easy, but what do you do if you stop feeding them
and
they do not disappear? What happens if the bird seed is the smallest
part
of
what they are feeding on then what? What if their primary source of
food
is
something that just happens to be buried where you cannot see it then
what?

I really wish it was as easy as "Stop feeding them, and they'll
disappear."



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