yes
fertilizer
That is the correct spelling of "guano" (bird droppings used as fertilizer).
The solid droppings of horses and cows is manure, widely used as fertilizer.
soil is just earth and fertilizer is animal excrement or droppings and soil mixed together
The dried feces of many birds and other animals are used as fertilizer called guano. Bat guano found in caves is a rich source of natural (not chemical) fertilizer.
Steer and rabbit manure are said to be the best.
the acid in pigeon droppings is just about the best free fertilizer in the world. in new york city the people who own pigeons become very important people around tomato planting time.
Manure is animal waste applied as a fertilizer.
In the wild, yes, absolutely. Also - scat is fertilizer and im pretty sure fertilizer helps grow stuff!
When the droppings of the birds are broken down into simpler substances such as water, carbon dioxide and nutrients by decomposers, they will be used by the plant
You cannot make guano fertiliser. Guano is the droppings of birds or bats built up over many years in areas used as roosts. It is a valuable organic fertiliser but is very variable in content depending on species producing it and situation.
Actually, the dropping can acted by a fertilizer to make it grow healthy