Today's question: Do birds have a sense of smell? I've found that not even hot pepper sauce will keep woodpeckers from driling holes in my roof. Birds do indeed have a sense of taste. They need it to recognize food that might be harmful to them. For example, birds quickly learn not to eat monarch butterflies, which are raised on milkweed, because milkweed makes birds violently ill. However ...

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