In the Vanier College garden area, the image of a bird feeder suspended above a sea of wildflowers speaks volumes and captures more than just a quiet scene of nature. This is a prime example of how the theme of community in relation to animal rights is embodied. The feeders stand as a symbol of hospitality which extends an open invitation to birds of all birds of a feather. Just as a town square nourishes the social bonds of humans, in a similar manner this feeding station nourishes an ecosystem of coexistence where each bird has not only the right to eat but the right to thrive. The…