Fire and Rain
10,000 Birds
AUGUST 2, 2013
Later on — after seven years at most, in the case of the Black-backed Woodpecker — these first responders are gone and the holes in the snags serve as nesting cavities for martens, and squirrels and Mountain Bluebirds and Flammulated Owls. They are still scary on a primal level, these high-intensity fires; and not for nothing.
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