New Partnership Balances Bird Habitat With Farming at University of Maine
June 26, 2021
June 26, 2021
ORONO, Maine, June 26 (TNSPar) -- The University of Maine issued the following news release:
As summer wraps Maine in its warm embrace, stroll onto a meadow and listen. Amid the rustling breeze and hum of insects you may be greeted by the robotic tittering of the bobolink.
The sparrow-sized relative of blackbirds migrates as much as 12,500 miles from its winter range in South America to nest among forbs, grasses, and rushes in large forest openings throughout New Englan . . .
As summer wraps Maine in its warm embrace, stroll onto a meadow and listen. Amid the rustling breeze and hum of insects you may be greeted by the robotic tittering of the bobolink.
The sparrow-sized relative of blackbirds migrates as much as 12,500 miles from its winter range in South America to nest among forbs, grasses, and rushes in large forest openings throughout New Englan . . .