Rufous Hummingbird, © Photo by Steve Kaye

Make a Difference | Feb 2021


Birds want you to make a difference.

Here’s how.


Rufous Hummingbird, © Photo by Steve Kaye, in blog post: Make a Difference

Rufous Hummingbird, Male, Who Wants Your Help


4 Ways in which you can make a difference:

1) Compassion

Every wisdom in history builds on a foundation of acting with compassion.

Through compassion we show kindness toward others. We practice goodness. We participate as positive members of humanity.

What to do: Make kindness a daily priority.

Why: The more happiness that you cause for others, the more happiness you will have for yourself.


2) Truth

Every relationship, agreement, and project depends upon truth.

With truth we make good decisions. With truth we create trust. And with truth we save lives.

What to do: Insist on truth. Support media that reports truth, support advertisers that tell the truth about their products, buy from companies that tell the truth.

Why: Living in an environment of truth creates a sense of moral well-being.


3) Conservation

Every investment depends upon protecting the principal.

And our environment is an investment that we depend upon for everything.

What to do: Use resources carefully. Be frugal. And dispose of trash properly.

Why: You will feel better knowing that you are part of the solution.


4) Commitment

Everyone is responsible for the future of our society.

We are connected through our relationships. And we are participants through our actions.

What to do: First, start small by making your life an example for others to follow. Then magnify your efforts by joining organizations that work to make the world better. I recommend Audubon and Sierra Club.

Why: We feel better when we know that we make a difference.


By the way, these are the essential elements of a healthy, sustainable society.

Much success,

Steve Kaye

Find More at:

What If Nature Was a Business

Bird Story About Power

Birds Strike!


Did You Know?

The most effective way to help birds is to buy land.

Here are three organizations that excel at doing this.

1) American Bird Conservancy

2) The Nature Conservancy

3) The Trust for Public Land

Please visit their web sites to learn about the work they do.

Here’s an excellent book: The American Bird Conservancy Guide to Bird Conservation


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3 Comments
  • Sneed Collard
    Posted at 16:27h, 15 February

    Great post, Steve, and right on! Thank you for sharing these positive messages!

  • Teri Rider
    Posted at 18:52h, 15 February

    What great ideas, succinctly stated. We would do well to put into practice each of these points. And encourage others to do so as well.
    Thank you, as always, for your wise bird words, and stunning photography.
    Happy to share.
    Teri

  • Jesus Nebot
    Posted at 23:03h, 20 February

    Beautiful. 4 ways full of wisdom that inspire us all to love one another and our planet. And your bird pictures are always magnificent. Thanks, Steve

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