How can a large variety of birds eat and live in the same area of one another without starving?

A large variety of birds can coexist in the same area by occupying different ecological niches, which allows them to exploit different food sources and habitats. They may have specialized diets, foraging techniques, and feeding times that reduce competition for resources. Additionally, factors such as seasonal migrations and variations in habitat structure can further minimize overlap in food availability. This biodiversity promotes a balanced ecosystem where multiple species can thrive simultaneously.