A quiet invitation

Seed the Flock

Public space is still inhabited by life.

There are cameras that watch roads without rest. They record plates, patterns, and ordinary movement. They are not the whole story. The sky, the branch, the grass, and the creatures passing through the frame remain alive.

This is not a call to damage, disable, cover, touch, climb, alter, obstruct, or interfere with equipment or property.

It is an invitation to notice and care for the living world around us — and, where lawful and ecologically appropriate, to feed birds in public places where feeding is permitted.

An ordinary bag of appropriate seed.
A lawful public place.
A few minutes of attention.
The birds decide where the birds go.
Four-panel Seed the Flock poster showing a person bringing bird seed, choosing a lawful place, stepping back, and birds acting independently.
Revised public-use comic. It aligns the message and the pixels: humans leave equipment and property alone; birds make their own decisions.

The boundary

Never touch the equipment. Do not attach anything to it, cover it, climb it, damage it, obstruct it, trespass, or create a roadway hazard.

Follow local wildlife-feeding, litter, park, roadway, and property rules. Leave the place cleaner than you found it.

Humans leave the equipment alone. Birds make their own decisions.

The invitation ends here

The living record belongs elsewhere.

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