00:00The fact of giving small pieces of sandwiches allows me to attract them to be able to read the number of rings.
00:22There is nowhere else where we are sure to find food.
00:26Every day and in quantity, it is in Paris and in the trash cans of the Parisians.
00:31I'll give you a hand.
00:39I'll give you a hand.
00:41If there is damage caused by their workers, damage done on plantations, on lawns, and we want to manage this damage by saying that there should be fewer birds,
01:01the best solution is to manage the food remains in the public space in a different way.
01:12The number can be read from a distance.
01:16Observers in Paris, etc., or elsewhere, people can see a crown and give me the number of this ring, it allows me to identify it precisely.
01:26These plastic rings will wear out, they will stay 3, 4, 5 years on the birds, sometimes more, but in any case not the whole life of the bird.
01:34We have completely changed our trash cans by moving on to plastic bags.
01:46It's a young bird.
01:47Yes, it's a young bird of the year.
02:05Due to the study of their movements, their survival, the causes of mortality, we can say that trapping them like this to kill individuals is not effective,
02:17it is not what will reduce the damage, and therefore other solutions must be found.
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