10,000 Birds
JULY 21, 2014
Another paper recently published in Forest Ecology and Management documented that EAB predators’ behavior matches their growing numbers. Flower, from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Christopher J. Flower, from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Christopher J.
10,000 Birds
MAY 2, 2023
His adventures were first documented (to my knowledge) for the birding public in Miyoko Chu’s in Songbird Journeys (2006). The Notes document facts, quotes, and sources in the text and are listed by chapter, page and phrase. As Heiman points out herself, there are many migratory species we still know very little about.
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10,000 Birds
MAY 12, 2017
Now that I can travel, I have perversely discovered the charms of really working over one spot of habitat across the seasons and the years; as such I’m on a mission to find 100 species of bird in Socrates Sculpture Park, a bit of Queens between the East River and Vernon Boulevard where artists create open-air displays. Why an asterisk?
10,000 Birds
JULY 5, 2022
More than concerned, he is dismayed and alarmed and has been since January 1974, when he first witnessed a Mourning Dove fly into a window and fall to the ground dead on the Southern Illinois University campus. This was his trigger moment, when he decided to find out why birds fly into glass windows and die.
10,000 Birds
OCTOBER 30, 2021
If Wood Thrush hasn’t been documented as Cane Toad prey, it can now be added to the list. Had birders and hikers heard its ethereal song in deciduous forests of southern Illinois? I suppose it’s no big surprise, Marine Toads can get as big as a small quail and they will basically eat whatever they can fit in their mouth.
10,000 Birds
JULY 21, 2014
There is another area of the Queens County CBC where a team will also likely see Monk Parakeets , Myipsitta monachus , but I am seriously determined to count that bird for my area, Coastal Flushing, a section of northeast Queens, New York, that includes Whitestone, home of one of the loudest invasive bird species in the U.S.
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