What technology of man is the second world for the bird?

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It's the telephone wire because when birds sit on a telephone wire, they feel as though they are in a second world. Also, they take their bird baths, etc there. They can also go there to get fresh air, so this makes them feel as though they're in a second world.

A television antenna can also work because they also sit on that but the telephone wire is a more effective answer!

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